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Artefact amnesty Call for return of lost treasures

7 April 2006

A monastery that is being restored in a deprived east Manchester area is trying to persuade people to return artefacts taken when the building was abandoned in 1989.

£155m fund set up for VCS supporters

7 April 2006

The Big Lottery Fund has launched a £155 million programme to fund organisations providing services to voluntary and community sector (VCS) bodies.

Infrastructure hubs to undergo review

7 April 2006

Six national hubs set up to support voluntary and community groups face an uncertain future after a review into their structure and services was announced this week.

ODPM backs cross-boundary financial deals

7 April 2006

The Office of the Deputy Prime Minister is to encourage the development of local funding deals that cross council boundaries to encourage collaboration across city regions, it emerged last week.

Automatic pooling of funding streams

7 April 2006

Twenty-six funds will automatically be pooled into local area agreements, the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister announced last week.

Moneywise - The Church Urban Fund

7 April 2006

Source of funding: Charitable donations.

The North-West Regional Development Agency has provided £5 million to enable urban regeneration company West Lakes Renaissance to acquire land needed to redevelop the port area of Barrow-in-Furness in Cumbria. The 40ha of land belonged to Associated British Ports, Barrow Borough Council and Cumbria County Council. The move is the first step in a masterplan for the redevelopment of Barrow.

Academy awarded

7 April 2006

An academy that encourages firms to help improve deprived areas has been awarded £230,000 over two years by the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister. The Partnership Academy was set up by charity Business in the Community to run its national business brokers programme. Brokers encourage firms to work with the community and voluntary sector to tackle deprivation.

Knowsley scheme funded

7 April 2006

A scheme in Knowsley that aims to get 3,000 people on incapacity benefit back into work has been handed £1 million from the Government's Northern Way growth programme. The money will fund a new outreach centre to help long-term claimants of the benefit. One goal of the Northern Way is to get 100,000 benefit claimants back into work by 2014.

West Rhyl project funded

7 April 2006

A project designed to reclaim the streets of west Rhyl in north Wales is to receive £154,000 from good causes distributor the Big Lottery Fund's Voluntary and Community Sector programme. The project, run by the West Rhyl Community Company, aims to reduce the fear of crime and social isolation in the town.