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Up and Running - Inclusive Fitness Initiative, London

16 December 2005

Scheme: Inclusive Fitness Initiative, Ladbroke Grove, west London. Objective: To help disabled people access fitness opportunities. Funding: £35,000 from the Sport England Lottery Fund. Staff: Three specialist disability fitness trainers and eight gym instructors,...

The Big Lottery Fund awards money to the Cart y Plwyf Association

16 December 2005

Good causes distributor the Big Lottery Fund has awarded £39,577 to the Cart y Plwyf Association in Denbighshire North Wales to provide a community transport scheme for the isolated rural areas of Peniel, Prion, Natglyn and Saron. The cash will be used for a 16-seater mini bus and training for volunteer drivers.

Sunderland's New Deal for Communities partnership

16 December 2005

Sunderland's New Deal for Communities partnership has announced a £1.7 million package of improvements for the city's East End and Hendon areas. The cash is intended to fund a clean-up of the NDC area, provide support for the long-term unemployed and provide the area with a debt and benefits adviser.

New Conservative leader David Cameron sets up Social Justice Commission

16 December 2005

The new leader of the Conservative Party, David Cameron, has set up a Social Justice Commission to study the causes and consequences of poverty in Britain. The commission will develop ideas on how to empower the most disadvantaged groups.

£25m for Welsh housing renewal

16 December 2005

The Welsh Assembly Government has allocated £25.8 million to housing in deprived areas across the country.

Crossrail gets £100m design cash

16 December 2005

Crossrail, the crucial east-west London rail link, has moved another step forward following a pledge of £100 million from the Government.

North Belfast to receive extra funding

16 December 2005

North Belfast will receive an extra £1.25 million to tackle disadvantage and improve quality of life, Department for Social Development minister David Hanson announced this week. The funding is intended to continue the work of community empowerment partnerships through education and skills programmes, community relations training, leadership development, health activities, environmental improvements and youth work.

New youth volunteering charity receives funding

16 December 2005

A new youth volunteering charity has received £3.5 million from seven funding partners. The as yet unnamed charity plans to develop volunteering activities for 16 to 25-year-olds across England. The funders are phone company T-Mobile, accountants KPMG, television stations MTV and Sky, retailer Tesco and charity the Hunter Foundation.

Sports facilities in Northern Ireland awarded funds

16 December 2005

Sports facilities in Northern Ireland have been awarded £3.3 million by good causes distributor the Big Lottery Fund. The money will be used to improve facilities at primary and secondary schools in Belfast, Co Antrim and Co Tyrone through projects such as coaching courses, sports halls and floodlit astro-turf pitches.

Funding secured for UK's first National Centre for Carnival Arts

16 December 2005

Funding has been secured for the UK's first National Centre for Carnival Arts in Luton. The centre, due to open in 2007, has received £6.2 million from Arts Council England East, the East of England Development Agency, European funds, and Luton Borough Council to provide training, workshops, seminars and showcase performances.