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Regeneration News: Alliance set up to renew Doncaster

10 September 2004

A strategic partnership designed to deliver regeneration in Doncaster was officially launched last week.

Community Renewal Brief: Heritage centre opens this week

10 September 2004

A heritage centre depicting the history of Smethwick in the West Midlands opened this week. The once-derelict Victoria Lodge has been restored by the Smethwick Heritage Centre Trust to showcase artefacts reflecting the area's history, including its role in the industrial revolution.

Children name most perilous highways in UK

10 September 2004

Two busy roads in Surrey and the West Midlands have been named as the country's most dangerous for children.

Community Renewal Brief: London councils and housing associations

10 September 2004

A group of London councils and housing associations has written to the Government asking it to support the creation of a simplified system for exchanging information on anti-social tenants. The G-17 anti-social behaviour group has contacted Louise Casey, head of the ODPM's anti-social behaviour group, asking her to back proposals that would enable public agencies and housing associations in the capital to share information.

Figures reveal sharp jump in light rail travel

10 September 2004

The number of passengers on England's seven light rail systems has risen sharply.

Community Renewal Brief: Mobile exhibition vehicle

10 September 2004

A mobile exhibition vehicle for community and voluntary groups is to be launched in the Burngreave area of Sheffield. Burngreave New Deal for Communities (NDC) plans to offer the vehicle at minimal cost to local groups that wish to hold shows and performances, festivals, crime days and health information days.

Errors highlighted in Derby road project

10 September 2004

Campaigners have unearthed a catalogue of errors in the environmental statement underpinning an application to complete Derby's inner ring road.

Community Renewal Brief: Social housing sector overcrowded

10 September 2004

Nearly one in 20 homes in the social housing sector are overcrowded, results from this year's English housing survey have shown. Figures produced by the National Centre for Social Research on behalf of the ODPM show that joblessness and overcrowding are higher in the social sector than other tenures, and that incomes are lower. The Survey of English Housing is available at www.odpm.gov.uk.

Transport planning flaw blamed on deregulation

10 September 2004

The deregulated bus market has prevented transport planners from tackling social exclusion, according to a book due to be published next month.

Community Renewal Brief: Scheme promoting healthy living

10 September 2004

A scheme aimed at promoting healthy living among Northern Ireland's most disadvantaged communities was launched with lottery funding last week. The Big Lottery Fund launched the Active Lifestyles Programme, which will provide £2.1 million to fund innovative physical activities for people across the province. Local communities will be invited to apply for grants to fund activities such as walking history clubs, dance sessions, wheelchair-based activities and cycling clubs. For details, visit www.nof.org.uk.