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COMMUNITY RENEWAL NEWS: Audits show youth justice is improving

23 January 2004

Marked progress has been made in the youth justice system, two reports published this week claim.

COMMUNITY RENEWAL NEWS: Kick-off for centre

23 January 2004

Regeneration minister Yvette Cooper this week joined schoolchildren in their first visit to a newly built sports centre in Kensington, Liverpool. The £2 million Kensingston Sports Centre, which is due to open to the public in March, was built with the help of £460,000 from Kensington Regeneration. The centre will have links with a new junior and infants school and will contain a lifelong learning centre.

COMMUNITY RENEWAL NEWS: Council chief in sex discrimination case

23 January 2004

An award-winning architect is taking Hastings Borough Council to an employment tribunal claiming that she is a victim of sexual discrimination.

COMMUNITY RENEWAL NEWS: City leaders praise marches ban

23 January 2004

All marches have been banned in Bradford for the next month because of fears of a repeat of the 2001 riots.

COMMUNITY RENEWAL NEWS: Head of troubled resource centre quits NDC chair role

23 January 2004

The chair of a troubled London-based New Deal for Communities (NDC) programme has stepped down following the latest controversy to afflict a project funded by the scheme.

COMMUNITY RENEWAL NEWS: Treasury aids public service deals

23 January 2004

Efforts to enable community groups and social enterprises to compete with the private sector for long-term public service contracts received Treasury approval last week.

COMMUNITY RENEWAL BRIEF: DTI to help community groups

23 January 2004

The Department of Trade and Industry this week offered an extra £850,000 to help community groups develop renewable energy schemes. The Clear Skies Initiative, managed by the Building Research Establishment, has provided £2.3 million to charities, housing associations, schools, councils and hospitals since last June.

COMMUNITY RENEWAL BRIEF: Triodos bank initiative

23 January 2004

A new bursary scheme is to help voluntary organisations explore ways of generating income. The Only Connect initiative, sponsored by charity banking specialist Triodos Bank, offers charities up to £100 to visit another organisation with a proven track record in making money from trading. Organisations that host visits will receive a 'consultation fee' under the scheme. For details, visit www.ncvo-sfp.org.uk.

COMMUNITY RENEWAL BRIEF: Association publishes guide

23 January 2004

The National Association of Councils for Voluntary Service and Community Matters, the national federation of community organisations, last week published a guide aimed at helping their members work together more effectively. The guide presents practical tips and examples of how community associations and councils for voluntary services can share resources, identify community needs and provide better quality services. For a copy, (tel) 020 7837 7887.

COMMUNITY RENEWAL BRIEF: Burglar alarms to be installed

23 January 2004

Five hundred burglar alarms are to be installed in the Aston area of Birmingham as part of the £54 million New Deal for Communities (NDC) initiative. The £500,000 home security project has been developed by Aston Pride Community Safety Team, a joint initiative between the NDC and the West Midlands police and fire services. Panic buttons, movement and door sensors will also be installed in homes.