Issue five of Pioneers Post Quarterly is out now! Subscribers can get their teeth into a wealth of content including interviews with Esther Rantzen of ChildLine and Paul Lindley of Ella's Kitchen. Plus: is switching to work in social enterprise a good move?

TV personality, champion of children’s rights and supporter of vulnerable older people – these are just some of the ways to describe Dame Esther Rantzen. She takes us on a tour of the city she calls home.

The founder of Ella’s Kitchen and Paddy’s Bathroom (both named after his kids) doesn’t believe in a work/life balance but is pretty keen on a caring kind of capitalism.

A community cinema in the north of London is creating social impact in the south of Africa. Lee Mannion went to the movies.

On International Women's Day, Jo Tilley-Riley of Big Society Capital says if social investment is in the business of social justice and positive social change, we need to start walking the walk.

Helen Trevaskis, co-founder of social start-up 3C Collective is no stranger to moral dilemmas. But what should she tell her investor when competition comes calling?

We explore the social enterprise scene in the land of fire, ice – and energy.

The president of the $300m F.B.Heron Foundation is in the process of making all of its investments ‘all impact'. Is a gauntlet being thrown down?