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PHYSICAL REGENERATION NEWS: Yorkshire property fund bids fail to win support
30 January 2004
Fourteen out of 15 Yorkshire and Humberside schemes bidding for cash from a European property regeneration fund have failed to gain unqualified support from bureaucrats.
COMMUNITY RENEWAL NEWS: Thumbs up for junior wardens scheme
30 January 2004
Junior Neighbourhood Wardens in Southampton were presented with their own uniforms to mark their participation in a city council-run scheme which aims to build community pride. Nearly 40 youngsters aged up to 14 have been taking part in the scheme since it was launched in October. Funded with £5,000 from the Southampton West Neighbourhood Partnership, the scheme is being piloted in Millbrook area, which has also received Single Regeneration Budget funding. Youngsters, including those pictured above, had to take part in at least three projects before they gained their uniforms. Working alongside the council's official neighbourhood wardens, they have helped to pick up litter and visit pensioners. The council is considering extending the scheme across the rest of the city.
COMMUNITY RENEWAL NEWS: Poll reveals heightened fears over immigration
30 January 2004
Immigration and asylum is now perceived to be the third most important issue facing Britain, according to the results of a new opinion poll from the Mori Social Research Institute. Only the state of the NHS and education system were seen as more pressing by those who took part in the survey.
COMMUNITY RENEWAL NEWS: Charity Commission executive shake-up will speed reforms
30 January 2004
The latest step in reforming the country's charity laws were taken last week with changes to the management structure of the body which oversees the sector.
COMMUNITY RENEWAL NEWS: Minister launches childcare pilot
30 January 2004
A £5 million pilot programme of free childcare to encourage parents back into work was announced by the secretary of state for work and pensions Andrew Smith this week.
COMMUNITY RENEWAL NEWS BRIEF: Families seeking better quality childcase ...
30 January 2004
Families seeking better quality childcare last week benefited from three awards from the New Opportunities Fund. The three projects, all in Scotland, aim to give parents support in finding suitable childcare. A total of £175,000 was awarded to projects in east and west Dumbartonshire, and Aberdeenshire. For details, visit www.nof.org.uk.
COMMUNITY RENEWAL NEWS BRIEF: Young footballers in the Arnley district of Leeds ...
30 January 2004
Young footballers in and around the Holy Family Catholic Primary School in the Arnley district of Leeds have received £102,395 from the Football Foundation. The award is part of the foundation's £30 million partnership with national lottery distributor the New Opportunities Fund to improve school football facilities in disadvantaged areas.
COMMUNITY RENEWAL NEWS BRIEF: The first Scottish housing association ...
30 January 2004
The first Scottish housing association with a specific remit to serve the black and minority ethnic (BME) community is seeking help from other housing associations to promote community cohesion. Access Apna Ghar Housing Association has written to established associations in Glasgow and west Scotland asking them to join a Bridging Neighbourhoods initiative to improve relationships between BME communities and white residents.
COMMUNITY RENEWAL NEWS BRIEF: A scheme to encourage young people of different faiths
30 January 2004
A scheme to encourage young people of different faiths to overcome misconceptions and spend more time together is rolling out its third round of grants. The Respect scheme offers awards of up to £1,000 for projects that bring groups of 14-25-year-olds of two or more faiths together to undertake community volunteering projects. For details, call TimeBank (tel) 0208 602 4008.
COMMUNITY RENEWAL NEWS BRIEF: A programme to create safe local spaces
30 January 2004
A programme aimed at encouraging communities to create safe local spaces was launched this week. Safer Spaces: Creative Solutions for Community Safety, developed by charity the Free Form Arts Trust, will work with registered social landlords, their tenants, residents and partners in east London to create safe community spaces for local people to live, work and play in. For details, (tel) 020 7249 3394.
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