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Community Links publishes book

27 January 2006

East London-based charity Community Links last week published a book highlighting projects that have been successful in helping refugees and asylum seekers integrate with their host communities. Small Places, Close to Home is available from (tel) 020 7473 2270.

Voluntary councils to work more closely on policy areas

27 January 2006

The National Council for Voluntary Organisations and the National Association of Councils for Voluntary Service will work more closely on key policy areas, events and documents over the next year, the two organisations announced last week.

£24m for projects for London jobless

27 January 2006

Employment and skills projects across London are to receive £35 million to help people into training and jobs, England's work training agency said last week.

Renewal property tools mooted

27 January 2006

Proposals for investment vehicles that could bring more than £5 billion of private money into regeneration development are due to be presented to housing minister Yvette Cooper by property experts.

Moneywise - Scarf

27 January 2006

Source of funding: The grants for the Scottish Community Action Research Fund (Scarf) are provided by housing and regeneration agency Communities Scotland via the Scottish Community Development Centre and local Communities Scotland area offices.

Welsh business units first to be funded

27 January 2006

Two speculative build projects for business units in north-west Wales are the first to be funded by the Objective 1 Property Development Grant Fund. The fund, set up by the Welsh Development Agency and Welsh Assembly Government, aims to aid the development of private-sector led projects by providing gap funding in Objective 1 areas of Wales.

CABE announces funding

27 January 2006

Design watchdog the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment has announced nearly £1.9 million for its architecture and built environment centres. The funding is intended to help the public engage with the design process. Many of the activities being funded are in areas where major programmes of regeneration are proposed.

Durham project to share National Lottery cash

27 January 2006

A project that aims to provide opportunities for young homeless people in Durham is one of a number of groups working with young people in England that will share more than £1.5 million of National Lottery cash. The grants are from the latest round of awards from the Big Lottery Fund's Young People's Fund, which will distribute £40 million over the next two years.

DEFRA freezes grant

27 January 2006

The Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority said that it will be forced to freeze or reduce the budgets for a number of its projects to achieve savings after the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs froze its grant. The £4.9 million grant the national park authority received in 2005/06 will remain at the same level for the next two financial years.

CBI calls for level playing field on public contracts

27 January 2006

The Government's pledge to reform public services by allowing voluntary organisations to take on a greater delivery role is being severely undermined by unfair tax rules and muddled regulation, according to the Confederation of British Industry.