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Crime lesson Pupils see life from inside prison cell

7 April 2006

School children from Middlesbrough learned about the consequences of crime last week when they sat in a life-sized cell on the back of a lorry as part of a crime and safety awareness day.

ASBO numbers are falling, says data

7 April 2006

The number of anti-social behaviour orders issued in England and Wales is showing signs of slowing.

U-turn saves legal advice for the poor

7 April 2006

A support service used by Citizens Advice staff and solicitors to deal with complex legal problems for low-income clients will not be axed, it was announced last week.

A simplified version of the Scottish law that gives local communities the first option to buy land that comes up for sale should be introduced in England, a team of Whitehall officials and voluntary sector representatives has recommended.

Up and Running - Asra Midlands Health Initiative

7 April 2006

Scheme: Asra Midlands Health Initiative.

Obituary - Nigel Williams

7 April 2006

Northern Ireland children's commissioner Nigel Williams has died after a two-year battle with cancer. During his time as commissioner, Williams took legal action to ensure that a consultation on anti-social behaviour orders in Northern Ireland took into consideration the views of children and young people.

Unfair credit agreements

7 April 2006

Consumers will be able to challenge unfair credit agreements in court and take complaints about lenders to the Financial Ombudsman Service under an act that received Royal Assent last week. The Consumer Credit Act is the biggest overhaul of consumer credit legislation since 1974.

DTA Guide launch

7 April 2006

A guide to show how community enterprises across the UK have taken steps to engage with increasingly diverse neighbourhoods has been launched by the Development Trusts Association. A DTA Practitioner Guide to Community Diversity is available via (tel) 0845 458 8336.

VCS agency to target marginalised groups

7 April 2006

An agency created to improve support for voluntary and community sector (VCS) organisations will ring-fence a portion of its funding for marginalised groups, it was announced this week.

Academy pupils beat predictions

7 April 2006

Pupils at city academies achieved better GCSE results last year than they were expected to based on their scores at primary school tests at 11, according to a study to be published next week.