Peaceful and Better Neighbourhood Award

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First round of consultations held at community
fun day
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Action plan postcards delivered to houses in the
whole area
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Askalot, the community information shop, opens
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New community information shop opens for all
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Featured in the local paper - Archbishop of
Canterbury visits the Askalot shop. Dr Williams
said during his visit to Askalot "It's very
exciting to see a town really taking
responsibility for its future. It's very local,
very grass roots. And I think to have both the
big vision and people at grass roots taking that
sort of responsibility is very special."
The Archbishop of Canterbury with Petra
Gooden-Husbands and her son, Tyrese, aged eight,
at the Askalot shop in King Arthur's Way
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Some of the
projects for youngsters included football, rugby
and the sports cage
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.. more things to keep youngsters busy
Skipping for health
Drumming for fun
First UK youth darts academy
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Computers and IT training for young and old
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Second fun day community consultation
170 recycling pledges made
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The double-page spread featured in our Together
magazine feeds back whats been done to the
community.
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community champions start to emerge