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The Camelot Solution

29 October 2004

Scheme: The Camelot Solution.

Public takes a dim view of youth crime

29 October 2004

Public perceptions of youth crime are much more pessimistic than crime statistics justify, a report published last week claims.

Government is urged to rethink consumer debt

29 October 2004

Pressure is mounting on the Government to speed up its review of consumer credit laws following evidence that the number of people experiencing debt problems is rising rapidly.

A revamped community centre at Fulham, London, opened last week with local families taking part in activities, including arts and crafts, storytelling, climbing, dance, sport (above), and computer sessions. The Sands End Community Centre houses Sure Start early years and family support services, adult learning and sports development. The £1.9 million revamp was funded by Hammersmith and Fulham Council, the Learning and Skills Council and Sure Start. Mayor Charlie Treloggan said the revamp would "increase the numbers of local people using the centre", and contribute to lifelong learning.

Poor pupils missing out on school music

29 October 2004

Children from lower income families often miss out on the opportunity to play a musical instrument, the Government's education watchdog said last week.

Unit will investigate social barriers to young and old

29 October 2004

Two projects looking at how mainstream services could better meet the needs of socially excluded people were announced last week by the Government's Social Exclusion Unit (SEU).

Poor may get new bank provider

29 October 2004

People struggling on low incomes in rural areas may soon be offered specialist help from a range of new financial providers.

English Partnerships picks three consortia for final bidding

29 October 2004

English Partnerships has picked three consortia for a final bidding round to build 4,000 London homes. First Base Partnership, Key London Alliance and a consortium led by Countryside Properties have been selected to work up further bids for the pilot London Wide Initiative, designed to deliver 15,000 homes in the capital, half for key workers.

City of Westminster Council win top prize

29 October 2004

City of Westminster Council won the top prize for most successful empty property strategy in the Empty Homes Agency's annual Empty Property Awards, held last week. Exeter City Council scooped the award for best housing association scheme, while the annual Francis Garrett Award was given jointly to Martin Bewick from Sunderland Council and Lisa Wilson from Gateshead Council for establishing the North East Empty Property Forum.

Citybuild announces appointment of new chief executive

29 October 2004

Hull urban regeneration company Citybuild last week announced the appointment of the former director of Arlington Economic Development in Washington DC as its new chief executive. Adam Wasserman has more than 18 years' experience in economic development, including business development strategy, marketing and regeneration.