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Work Experience with Mohammed Farooq, neighbourhood park warden, Dewsbury

27 January 2006

Mohammed Farooq, 35, is a neighbourhood park warden in Crow Nest Park, Dewsbury.

Agenda to 16 May

27 January 2006

- 31 January Regeneration Through Re-Branding. Organiser: Regeneration & Renewal. Venue: London. Fee: £199-479. Details: (web) www.regenconference.com

Basic training courses for sector newcomers

27 January 2006

Two training courses aimed at newcomers to the regeneration sector are to be run by a body that aims to promote the needs of women in the design and use of the built environment.

Lecture to look at city links and blockages

27 January 2006

London School of Economics sociology professor Richard Sennett is to give a lecture on how parts of modern cities are isolated or connected together.

Regeneration courses to start in the spring

27 January 2006

Four regeneration courses are to be launched this spring by London Metropolitan University.

New Publications

27 January 2006

Unless stated, these documents can be viewed on www.regen.net

Small Places, Close to Home: Projects Led by Refugee and Asylum-Seeking Communities. Published, priced £5 for third sector organisations and the general public or £15 for statutory bodies, by Community Links.

Innovations: A project to help the jobless get degrees

27 January 2006

The Greater Glasgow CommUniversity Trust is a community-based project designed to help unemployed Glaswegians access higher education and improve their job prospects.

5 Steps to ... Beating loan sharks

27 January 2006

1. Catch them early. Stopping people from using loan sharks in the first place is key, says Scott McKinven, project manager at Hyde, one of 14 housing associations behind community development finance institution Change. CDFIs offer financial services in deprived areas. Niall Cooper, national coordinator of campaigners Debt on Our Doorstep, points to a credit union that works with schools in Sheffield. "They set up a savings scheme for children and through that the parents got involved," he says.