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Funders may ease third sector's load

8 December 2006

A network of major funders in Scotland is considering introducing a new monitoring system in a bid to cut bureaucracy for third sector organisations.

Police bid for planning gain cash

8 December 2006

Developers in Essex could be required to contribute £410 for each home they build towards the cost of policing the county's new communities if local police win an unusual bid for a slice of a community planning charge, Regeneration & Renewal has learned.

Moneywise - Community Chest

8 December 2006

Source of funding Community Chest is a National Lottery-funded grant aid scheme.

Scottish Executive funding

8 December 2006

The Scottish Executive has approved an additional £48 million to help housing associations across Scotland provide affordable homes. The cash, from housing and regeneration agency Communities Scotland, will be used to pay for the purchase of sites on which affordable housing will be built, and to bring forward housing projects.

Ireland Social Development package

8 December 2006

Northern Ireland's Department for Social Development has announced a £4.75 million, four-year funding package to regenerate a housing estate on the northern side of Ballymena. The funding will pay for improvements to the Dunclug estate's housing stock and street lighting, and the provision of a new play-park and additional police community support officers on the estate.

Lottery merger

8 December 2006

The merger of good causes distributors the New Opportunities Fund and the Community Fund into the Big Lottery Fund has been rubber-stamped. An order to formalise the merger - and dissolve the Community Fund, the NOF and the Millennium Commission - completed its parliamentary passage last week.

Compact commitment

8 December 2006

The Department for Health has reiterated its commitment to the Compact, an agreement that sets out how the Government and third sector organisations work together in areas including consultation and funding. Health minister Ivan Lewis admitted "previous difficulties" in managing the department's grant funding to the voluntary sector.

Councils are 'reluctant' to transfer public assets

8 December 2006

Councils are reluctant to transfer assets to local communities, a government review will find.

Anti-terror policies 'alienate Muslims'

8 December 2006

Government policies to tackle terrorism are breeding resentment and alienation among Muslim communities in the UK, according to a research findings published this week.

Crest Nicholson appointed

8 December 2006

National regeneration agency English Partnerships and the Bournville Village Trust have appointed Crest Nicholson to develop a £33 million mixed-use central area for Lightmoor Village in Telford, Shropshire. The 72ha village is being developed on the same principles as the original Bournville Village model, with a restaurant and shops surrounding a central square, as well as 220 homes.