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COMMUNITY RENEWAL BRIEF: Byers calls on Labour Party
23 January 2004
Former cabinet minister Stephen Byers this week called on the Labour Party to provide universal childcare as a means of tackling "poverty, inequality and a lack of social mobility". At childcare charity the Daycare Trust's annual lecture, Byers said that free childcare should be a top priority and the Governement should move beyond its present highly-targeted approach.
COMMUNITY RENEWAL NEWS: UP AND RUNNING - Saints in the Community, Southampton
23 January 2004
Scheme: Saints in the Community football coaching programme at Southampton Football Club.
COMMUNITY RENEWAL NEWS: Mosques 'valuable to community cohesion' says home secretary
23 January 2004
Mosques play an important role in community cohesion and are a valuable community asset, according to home secretary David Blunkett.
COMMUNITY RENEWAL NEWS: Deprived schools beat average grade increase
23 January 2004
Schools in England's most deprived areas are improving twice as fast as the national average, it was announced last week.
COMMUNITY RENEWAL NEWS: Birmingham litter drive yields success
23 January 2004
North-west Birmingham is being targeted for a major clean-up by three of the city's housing corporations and the city council. Two workers with a flat bed van are combing the streets three days a week looking for junk such as abandoned fridges, three-piece suites and ordinary rubbish. Sangeeta Redgrave, who is co-ordinating the project for the Midland Area, Focus and Family housing associations, said that litter and rubbish were top of people's list of problems which affected their quality of life. Housing and environmental teams within the associations and city council are encouraged to call out the clean-up team to tackle problems. It is hoped the project will be expanded to other areas in Birmingham.
COMMUNITY RENEWAL NEWS: Education charity set to run its second EiC action zone in Leeds
23 January 2004
Leeds-based education charity Learning Partnerships has been asked to set up a second Excellence in Cities (EiC) action zone by the Department for Education and Skills.
New powers to curb anti-social behaviour
23 January 2004
A multi-faceted package of measures aimed at tackling "neighbours from hell" came into effect this week.
Blair sets the stage for Olympics
23 January 2004
Britain's bid to host the 2012 Olympics was launched this week, although the sporting extravaganza continued to cause headaches for those involved in east London's regeneration.
MOVES: Appointment at Terence O'Rourke
23 January 2004
Town planning consultancy Terence O'Rourke has appointed Steve Buckle as a landscape architect. Buckle's responsibilities include landscape architectural design for mixed-use developments in Essex and Leeds. He joins from infrastructure consultancy the Halcrow Group.
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