What would happen if Social Enterprise UK proceeded with its threatened legal action against the UK government over funding they were promised?

 I can offer some general possibilities of what might happen if Social Enterprise UK were to proceed with legal action against the UK government over promised funding:

1. Legal Proceedings: If Social Enterprise UK proceeds with legal action, it would likely involve court proceedings. This could include filing a lawsuit against the UK government for breach of contract or failure to fulfill promised funding.

2. Government Response: The UK government would have to respond to the legal action, either by contesting the claims made by Social Enterprise UK or by seeking to settle the matter out of court.

3. Resolution: The case could be resolved through negotiation, mediation, or adjudication. This might result in the government fulfilling its promised funding, providing alternative compensation, or other forms of resolution.

4. Public Attention: Legal action between a prominent social enterprise organization and the government would likely attract public attention. This could lead to increased scrutiny of the government's funding commitments and its support for social enterprises.

5. Precedent: Depending on the outcome of the case, it could set a legal precedent for future disputes between social enterprises and governments over funding commitments.

Ultimately, the specific outcome would depend on various factors, including the strength of Social Enterprise UK's legal case, the government's response, and the decisions made by the courts involved.