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A group of young people from Brent in north London are pictured enjoying a visit last week to Thorpe Park leisure centre in Surrey as part of a summer programme organised by the borough council's Neighbourhood Renewal Team for Harlesden and Stonebridge. The Summer Evening Grants programme is aimed at providing activities for young people in the Harlesden and Stonebridge area outside of the hours in which local agencies normally operate. The scheme, which was designed following consultation with local young people, is being run in conjunction with seven voluntary sector organisations.

Liverpool FC stadium scheme is approved

6 August 2004

Liverpool Football Club's plans for a new 60,000-capacity stadium have been approved.

Think-tank slams UK child poverty

6 August 2004

Child poverty has fallen under Labour but the UK still lags behind its European neighbours in tackling the problem, a leading think-tank claimed this week.

Community Renewal brief: Citizens Advice issues guidance on debt

6 August 2004

Citizens Advice last week issued guidance for people worried about high levels of debt following news that UK household borrowing has passed the £1 trillion mark. The guide advises how to control debt, cut down on expenditure, keep records and negotiate repayments. It can be viewed at www.adviceguide.org.uk.

Community Renewal brief: BLF money awarded to voluntary sector groups

6 August 2004

More than £500,000 of Big Lottery Fund money has been awarded to two voluntary sector groups to enable them to develop the capacity of grant holders. Two consortiums led by the Black Training and Enterprise Group (BTEG) and Community Action Network will receive £258,000 and £242,000 respectively. The BTEG-led consortium will provide project development support to 150 voluntary and community groups.

Community Renewal brief: Alliance set up in Sheffield

6 August 2004

An alliance of local community partnerships in Sheffield has been set up to tackle disadvantage through the promotion of community learning. The Waverley Community Learning Consortium aims to help communities around Waverley and the Sheffield Business Park to benefit from the area's economic revival by providing targeted training. It has put in a tender to the Learning and Skills Council for a three-year community learning project.

Community Renewal brief: Curfew put into force on Sheffield estate

6 August 2004

A curfew is being put into force on a Sheffield estate as part of a month-long crack down on anti-social behaviour. A dispersal order has been granted to allow police officers to move on any groups of two or more people loitering in the city's Firth Park area. Under-16s will be returned to their homes if found loitering unaccompanied on the streets between 9pm and 6am.

Community Renewal brief: BLF makes nearly £1 million grants

6 August 2004

Good causes distributor the Big Lottery Fund (BLF) has made grants totalling nearly £1 million to help fund research into the problems facing children living with poverty and disadvantage. In its latest round of funding in this area, BLF has granted money to charity Save the Children, the Anna Freud Centre for research into parents with mental health problems and the National Chidbirth Trust.

Community Renewal: Up and Running - Burnley Canal Project

6 August 2004

Scheme: Burnley Canal Project.

Community Renewal: 3.8m professionals living in poverty as Britain's 'hidden poor'

6 August 2004

The plight of Britain's 'hidden poor' - those from solid career backgrounds who end up living below the poverty line - was highlighted in a report published last week.