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Work Experience - Tarn Lamb, CEO, Cornwall Neighbourhoods for Change

30 June 2006

Tarn Lamb is chief executive of Cornwall Neighbourhoods for Change, a community-based regeneration company providing support for disadvantaged communities across the county. The company is involved in projects designed to improve employment, advice and training, youth work and environmental projects.

Free spaces available for rural renewal event

30 June 2006

A total of 60 sponsored places are available at the annual rural development conference organised by countryside regeneration charity Ruralnet UK.

Applicants offered conference places

30 June 2006

The British Urban Regeneration Association (Bura) is offering 50 free bursary places for part of its conference on skills and career development in Manchester next month (R&R, 16 June, p28).

Free introductory web courses running in July

30 June 2006

Social enterprise Local Livelihoods will run introductory online training courses on topics such as social enterprise and sustainable communities next month. The four interactive sessions require a broadband connection, a microphone and speakers.

Agenda to 12 October

30 June 2006

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A portable, digital link to Gaelic tradition

30 June 2006

Visitors to Uig's Traighe Mor beach on the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides can pick up an iPaq - a handheld computer - at the community shop this summer.

New publications

30 June 2006

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Evaluation lessons - Local renewal needs a clear vision

30 June 2006

BACKGROUND Project: British Trust for Conservation Volunteers (BTCV) People's Places Awards Scheme. Period of evaluation: 2001-2006. Evaluating organisation: SQW. Evaluation commissioned by: BTCV and the Big Lottery Fund. Aims...

Politics for the ipod generation

30 June 2006

Seven years after their launch, Ben Walker looks at UK Youth Parliaments to find out if tomorrow's politicians are boosting regeneration today.

Longer contracts could boost third sector's role

30 June 2006

Would you rather have your bins emptied by an international contractor or a small enterprise run by members of your local community? Most people probably wouldn't be that bothered, as long as collections were made tidily and on time. Yet you could be better off with the local service provider. Its profits are more likely to be spent locally, benefiting the local economy generally. And, as local residents, its employees have an extra reason to want to provide a good service.