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Figures show rural Scotland's isolation

20 August 2004

Rural Scotland has an ageing population, with sparse transport links and poor access to schools and doctors, according to a report published last week.

Economic inactivity is on the rise

20 August 2004

The number of adults out of work but not looking for a job has risen by more than 100,000 in the past year, figures published last week reveal.

Community Renewal brief: Liverpool social enterprise gets loan

20 August 2004

A Liverpool social enterprise has been boosted by a £50,000 loan from the not-for-profit Charity Bank. With the cash, the Liverpool Arts Property Trust aims to double the amount of affordable workspace it can offer creative businesses. As well as providing 23 workshop and office units, it will offer training, and business development and support services.

Community Renewal brief: Project launched in Somerset

20 August 2004

A £2.7 million project aimed at providing specialist support for individuals and communities suffering from exclusion in Somerset was launched last week. The project - Working Age Floating Support Service - is a collaboration between voluntary organisation and social landlord Novas and Somerset's five district councils and is funded by the ODPM's Supporting People programme.

Community Renewal brief: Cultural programme awarded funding

20 August 2004

A cultural programme in east London has been awarded £750,000 by the Millennium Commission and Arts Council England. Fusion East is a two-year project to celebrate the diversity of the boroughs of Hackney, Tower Hamlets and Newham. The programme aims to engage artists and the public in the development of local street markets and cultural quarters. For further details (email) bfilkin@leasideregeneration.co.uk.

Community Renewal brief: Dornoch community pharmacy opened

20 August 2004

A community pharmacy providing vital health facilities for a Scottish Highland town was opened last week. The Scottish Executive has provided a £124,000 grant for the pharmacy in Dornoch. The pharmacy is intended to provide easy access to medical advice and other health services through its consultation and treatment rooms, as well as opportunities for practitioners to deliver outreach services and treatment for drug abuse.

Community Renewal brief: Health and enterprise organisations offered government funding

20 August 2004

Health and enterprise organisations in England are being offered a share of £1 million in government funding to help people with mental illnesses become self-employed, start a small business or set up a social enterprise. The Phoenix Fund cash is designed to help encourage entrepreneurship as a means of tackling social exclusion. For further details, visit www.sbs.gov.uk/phoenix.