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Community renewal news: Approval for resident renewal mentoring

1 October 2004

A government initiative to engage residents in the regeneration of their communities has been hailed as a success in an independent report published this week.

Community renewal news: Popstars next in line in fly-posting battle

1 October 2004

Popstars could face court action under plans to tackle fly-posting being considered by an environmental charity.

"The average judge does not have a clue what fly-posting is or who Sony are. He likes to wear his wife's underwear to church on Sunday, thinks Puff Daddy is a snake and Cafe Nero is an opera singer." Encams' Sue Nelson goes for laughs at the Safe Neighbourhoods Conference.

Community renewal news: Homes plight of Muslim children

1 October 2004

Muslim children are almost three times more likely to live in overcrowded accommodation than non-Muslim children, according to a report published last week.

Community renewal news brief: A project designed to increase understanding ...

1 October 2004

A project designed to increase understanding of the social enterprise sector is to take place this month. During October social enterprises will be invited to take part in a UK-wide survey compiled by the Social Enterprise Unit within the Department of Trade and Industry's Small Business Service. Full findings are expected by the beginning of 2005.

Community renewal news brief: An initiative to transform a deprived inner-city neighbourhood

1 October 2004

An initiative to transform a deprived inner-city neighbourhood by planting hanging baskets and plants around and between the terraced houses has scooped two awards at Britain in Bloom's annual competition. The In Bloom project in Seedley and Langworthy, in Greater Manchester, won the community award and came second in the urban regeneration category.

Community renewal news brief: Fight to sustain a small primary school

1 October 2004

The fight to sustain a small primary school in a remote Cumbrian village has been boosted by a grant of more than £21,000 from the Co-operative Action Foundation. State backing for the 150-year-old school was withdrawn by the county council earlier this year, but the local community is fighting to keep Lowick School, near Coniston Water, open. The cash is being used to support the school's bid to become the first state-funded co-operative school.

Community renewal news brief: Schools and communities in Wales share lottery cash

1 October 2004

Seven schools and communities in Wales will share half a million pounds of lottery cash to develop sports facilities, the Big Lottery Fund has announced. Schools in Gwynedd, Denbigh and Wrexham will share more than £300,000 while a further three awards totalling £160,000 have been allocated to schools in Cardiff, Caerphilly and Torfaen. The funding forms part of the £50 million New Opportunities for PE and Sport programme.

Community renewal news: Up and running - The Gateway Community Cafe, Warrington

1 October 2004

Scheme: The Gateway Community Cafe. Objective: To allow people with learning difficulties to develop skills in the catering and customer service sectors that can help broaden employment...

Community renewal news: Government steps in to resolve IT dispute

1 October 2004

Complaints from key players about a lack of cooperation within the voluntary and community sector have led the Government to step in to improve IT use.