The Scott Trust
A unique form of media ownership
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The Scott Trust: purpose, values and historyThe Trust forms part of a unique ownership structure for the Guardian that ensure editorial interests remain free of commercial pressures -
The Scott Trust boardFormal responsibilities for the board include preserving the editorial independence of the Guardian in perpetuity and to monitor the financial management and overall strategy of the group
The Guardian Foundation
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Original artwork and photography at the GuardianLast Bites launched on the back page of The Guardian’s Saturday food supplement, Cook, in April 2014.
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The ArchiveLatest GNM archive news, comment and analysis from the Guardian, the world's leading liberal voice
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The Education CentreLatest GNM education centre news, comment and analysis from the Guardian, the world's leading liberal voice
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History
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A hundred years - an essay by CP ScottOn May 5 1921, the editor of the Manchester Guardian CP Scott wrote a leading article to mark the centenary of the newspaper
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History of the Observer
As befits the oldest Sunday newspaper in the world, the history of the paper is a volatile and varied one
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The Scott Trust timelineWelcome to the Scott Trust timeline, which shows the history of the Trust, the company and the Guardian from 1821 to the present day
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Who is on the GMG boardBiographical details of GMG board members including Neil Berkett as chair, David Pemsel and Katharine Viner
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GMG and Scott Trust: Questions answeredFrom who sits on the company boards to the values of the trust and the company
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GMG's business responsibilitiesGMG’s owner, the Scott Trust, believe in the essential value of newspapers as outlined by CP Scott, editor of the Manchester Guardian in 1921
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GMG funding and investmentGMG’s core business is theguardian.com and the Guardian and Observer newspapers. Investments are undertaken to support and develop journalism
