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Community Renewal News Brief: A publication that highlights ways ...
8 October 2004
A publication that highlights ways of communicating councils' work in fighting crime was published last week by the Local Government Information Unit. As well as advice on developing anti-crime communication strategies, the document draws on examples of best practice. Spread the Word is available, priced £10, from (tel) 0845 458 9910.
Regeneration News Brief: Leeds inner city area East Bank ...
8 October 2004
Leeds inner city area East Bank is set for further renewal after a mixed-use development was granted planning permission last week. Leeds City Council has backed Oakgate Group PLC's plans to create 185 flats, 2,508 sq m of office space and 255 car parking spaces. The area has already been transformed in recent years by £50 million of investment. This latest scheme will provide four multi-storey blocks, each with office space at the bottom and flats at the top. The proposal needs government approval because it does not fit into the city's unitary development plan.
Community Renewal News Brief: Talented young people from disadvantaged backgrounds ...
8 October 2004
Talented young people from disadvantaged backgrounds will be given priority for Olympic or Paralympic scholarships, the Department for Culture, Media and Sport said this week. Culture secretary Tessa Jowell announced that £10,000 scholarships will be given each year to 100 young people with the potential to be medallists in the 2012 Games. The scholarships will start next April, with athletes nominated by their sport's national governing body. For further details, (tel) 020 7211 6200.
Regeneration News Brief: A draft plan to transform the west end of Morecambe ...
8 October 2004
A draft plan to transform the west end of Morecambe was published by Lancaster City Council last week. The plan is a long-term vision for the whole area organised into different development phases. The council, the West End Partnership, English Partnerships and the Northwest Development Agency are supporting the plan. It took four months to be drawn up after consultation with the local community, organisations and partners. The key proposals include creating areas of public open space, upgrading streets and sections of promenade, improving access, remodelling houses in multiple occupation into family homes and clearing poorer housing stock.
Community Renewal News: Up and Running - Stay & Play, Rhondda Valley
8 October 2004
Scheme: Stay & Play. Objective: To provide local parents and children with educational play activity sessions. Funding: £16,000 from Rhondda Cynon Taff Council, and £2,000 a...
Regeneration News Brief: Retailer TK Maxx has opens a distribution centre in Walsall
8 October 2004
Retailer TK Maxx has opened a distribution centre in Walsall, creating up to 1,000 jobs, and Black Country manufacturing companies Johnson Controls and ZF Lemforder have both expanded, creating a total of 100 jobs.
Community Renewal News: Excluded youngsters in Wales held back by lack of qualifications
8 October 2004
A lack of qualifications is one of the biggest barriers facing disadvantaged young people in Wales, according to research released last week.
Regeneration News Brief: Inward investment in the West Midlands ...
8 October 2004
Inward investment in the West Midlands increased during the first half of the last financial year, according to regional development agency Advantage West Midlands. The half-year figures for 2004-05 reveal that 1,525 jobs were created in the region, compared to 2,316 in 2003-04.
Community Renewal News: Credit unions angle for basic bank accounts
8 October 2004
Credit union customers could get access to cash machines and direct debit facilities under proposals being drawn up by the Association of British Credit Unions (Abcul) and a high street bank.
Regeneration News Brief: Appointment at Gloucester Heritage Urban Regeneration Company
8 October 2004
Greg Smith has been appointed as the first chairman of the Gloucester Heritage Urban Regeneration Company. Smith, principal of Gloucestershire College of Art and Technology since 1997, has worked in various other colleges including the Gulf Polytechnic in Bahrain. He is honorary vice-president of the National Association for Business Education and a member of the Local Learning and Skills Council and Gloucestershire Strategic Lifelong Learning Forum.
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