The purpose of the event was to re-establish and build links with current, new and potential new members; share information about some of the existing CN4B support and information services, collect key issues facing network members and provide a number of workshops looking at particular areas of interest for network members and others present.
Focus regeneration money on local assets, says study
Public agencies may have been spending regeneration money on the wrong things, according to a think tank. Research by the Chamberlain Forum into regeneration investment in Birmingham shows places that benefitted from modest but well-targeted community initiatives experienced some of the biggest growth in property values over the past ten years.
‘OPINION’ New Featured Article…
The CN4B website has a dedicated section to share the stories and opinions of members and other networks throughout Birmingham. The current feature was provided by Clinton Simmons (Neighbourhood Manager for Summerfield and Central Ladywood. We look forward to hearing from you other budding writers out there!
Call to youth providers & young people in Handsworth
This bi-monthly meeting aims to provide a forum for youth providers, youth workers & young people to improve opportunities for young people living in Handsworth. Together we can make a greater difference and ensure that young people in Handsworth have access to high quality youth services.
Featured Opinion: St Marks Estate 40th birthday celebration
Spring 2010 saw the birthday celebration of the St Marks Estate in Ladywood Birmingham. over the past 4 decades the area has developed into a diverse and vibrant community consisting of many different nationalities but with a feeling of pride and togetherness which was very evident on the day.
The future is local, says commission
Experts believe neighbourhood partnerships are the best way to bring about the improvements needed to improve quality of life and safeguard towns and cities against climate change. A new report from the Sustainable Development Commission (SDC) says a neighbourhood-based approach is the most cost-effective way to upgrade local infrastructure.
‘OPINION’ articles wanted for the CN4B website!
Do you have a burning topical, social or strategic issue that you would like to share with our readers? Then why not submit an article to us for addition to our ‘Opinion’ section! We feature a new story periodically in this space, and it’s your space to make your points and be heard.
CN4B Event: Is Your Network Working?
Are you a Birmingham-based Active Citizen, member of an association, community group or small voluntary organisation working with others in your local area to improve services, facilities, community safety and cohesion etc? Then attending this event is for you! Come and hear about the issues affecting networks and share ideas for strategies needed to address them.
‘OPINION’ articles wanted for the CN4B website!
Do you have a burning topical, social or strategic issue that you would like to share with our readers? Then why not submit an article to us for addition to our ‘Opinion’ section!
Pride in Handsworth Awards Winners
The Pride in Handsworth Awards event took place on 13th May 2010 and had over 230 local residents and community groups and city officials in attendance.
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