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Cash boost will help Tomorrow’s People expand

As the UK’s recession deepens, not only have the 1.2 million young people currently not in education, employment or training (NEET) become increasingly vulnerable, we are at risk of losing a whole new generation of potential as that number escalates.

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Could this be a new era for Almos?

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Helping young people understand the dangers of drugs

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How cooperatives can help us build a more sustainable future

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Residents given chance to raise concerns about their community

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Social housing tenants to have their say

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Rochdale deserves better

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It’s time to stop penalising the poorest

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Banking reform? More like business as usual!

The Conservatives and Labour have both been setting out their plans for banking reform over the past week or two. First we had the government’s ‘Reforming Financial Markets’ White Paper – http://www.hm-treasury.gov.uk/reforming_financial_markets.htm – with Alistair Darling setting out proposals that seem incredibly modest, relative to the scale of the recent banking crisis.