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Community Renewal News - Council blamed for project delay

2 April 2004

Plans for the development of community facilities for low-income families in south London are being frustrated because the local authority's property department "can't stand" the idea of relinquishing land, it was claimed this week.

New Publications

2 April 2004

GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS

What the newly-funded pathfinders propose to do

2 April 2004

EAST LANCASHIRE

£192m boost for housing renewal

2 April 2004

The Government this week denied that a £500 million programme to regenerate low-demand housing markets has run out of cash.

News in Brief: Government adviser the Commission ...

2 April 2004

Government adviser the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment and the University of Westminster are to hold an urban design summer school. The three and a half day course in Ashford, Kent will involve design workshops and a study of Ashford, one of the four growth areas in the South-East. For details visit www.udss.org.uk.

News in Brief: Young people staying on at school or college in Scotland ...

2 April 2004

Young people staying on at school or college in Scotland are to receive up to £30 a week following a successful pilot project. Education maintenance allowances will now be made available countrywide to encourage greater participation in further and higher education. The Scottish Executive aims to spend £49 million on the scheme over the next three years, in a bid to benefit 39,000 young people. For further details, visit www.scotland.gov.uk.

News in Brief: Stifling regulations are preventing local authorities ...

2 April 2004

Stifling regulations are preventing local authorities from supporting businesses and social enterprises in their areas, according to a report published this week. Think-tank the Centre for Reform argues that local authorities should make greater use of their spending power to sponsor small local firms and set up social enterprises. Local Economies for Local Communities is available from (tel) 020 7631 3566.

News in Brief: An initiative to increase private sector support ...

2 April 2004

An initiative to increase private sector support for community projects in Wales was launched by Business in the Community this week. The Partners in Leadership with Community Enterprise scheme is intended to enable the sectors to share experiences and knowledge. Thirteen community enterprise managers will be linked with 13 managers from the private sector. For details, visit www.wales.gov.uk.

News in Brief: Bursaries of up to £10,000 ...

2 April 2004

Bursaries of up to £10,000 are being made available to business support organisations working in disadvantaged areas or with under-represented groups. Phoenix Bursaries can be used to pay 75 per cent of costs towards developing staff members' skills or training. Application forms can be downloaded at www.phoenixbursaries.org.uk.

Moves: Appointment at Epping Forest District Council

2 April 2004

John Preston has been appointed head of planning and economic development at Epping Forest District Council. Preston has worked for the local authority since 1989 in a variety of posts. He replaces Ivan le Gallais, who has retired from the council after almost 30 years of service. Le Gallais was head of planning for ten years.