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Rubbish day Liverpool schoolchildren help to clean up their streets

28 April 2006

Schoolchildren in Liverpool collected nearly 4,000kg of rubbish last week under a scheme run by registered social landlord South Liverpool Housing (SLH) aimed at giving children a greater sense of responsibility.

Poverty persists for deprived teens, says study

28 April 2006

Teenagers who lived in poverty in the 1980s are nearly four times as likely to be poor in adulthood than those brought-up in better-off families, according to a study by a research charity published this week.

Taskforce calls for new funding deal

28 April 2006

Community groups need long-term support to help them to build up asset bases in order to cope with the end of Single Regeneration Budget funding, a key report will say.

Unbanked often 'prefer' doorstep loans to banks

28 April 2006

Many of the UK's estimated 2.8 million adults without access to a bank account prefer to pay high rates of interest to doorstep lending companies than deal with high street banks, according to unpublished findings.

Bid to reach out to non-bank citizens

28 April 2006

Housing associations, charities and community groups will be urged to act as 'intermediaries' between high street banks and people without bank accounts as part of a campaign launched last week by the Financial Inclusion Taskforce.

Up and running: Kickz, Tottenham, London

28 April 2006

Scheme: Kickz project

Community radio stations awarded licences

28 April 2006

Another six community radio stations have been awarded full five-year licences. They are in Stockton-on-Tees, Chesterfield, Nelson in Lancashire, Cardiff, Cambridge and Aldershot. A total of 99 such stations have now been licensed.

The Big Lottery Fund provides funds for youngsters

28 April 2006

The Big Lottery Fund is to provide £4 million for schemes that improve the lives of youngsters in Northern Ireland. The Big Deal programme aims to encourage young people in the province up to the age of 25 to take part in local community activities. Visit www.biglotteryfund.org.uk.

Funding bodies need to do more

28 April 2006

Funding bodies need to do more to help the voluntary and community sector improve its understanding of collaboration, according to the National Council for Voluntary Organisations' Collaborative Working Unit. At a seminar held last week, 60 delegates from VCS funding bodies were told they have a key role to play in encouraging collaboration to ensure funds are used effectively.

£30 million boost for BBC relocation

28 April 2006

Plans to relocate a large number of BBC staff from London to Greater Manchester have been boosted by a £30 million funding allocation from the North West Development Agency.