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NEWS IN BRIEF: Hands-on

21 May 2003, Young People Now

The Curiosity and Imagination initiative, to be launched on 29 May, is a network to support hands-on learning activities by children of all ages. It is led by Kids' Clubs...

NEWS IN BRIEF: Street art

21 May 2003, Young People Now

Young artists will be given the chance to have their work judged by members of Tate Britain and Royal Academy of Arts in a street art competition. They will take...

NEWS IN BRIEF: Award winners

21 May 2003, Young People Now

Winners of the 2003 Brent Citizenship Awards include Margaret Brand, who has worked with the Guides for 20 years. Elva Dean Sealy has 30 years' service with the WISE education...

NEWS IN BRIEF: Skate conference

21 May 2003, Young People Now

Anyone with an interest in "small-scale wheeled sports facilities", such as skateparks, is invited to attend a conference at Herstmonceux Castle, East Sussex, on 29 May. Run by Action in...

PROJECT NOTES

21 May 2003, Young People Now

What is it: This is an anti-racism workshop teaching cartoon-drawing skills to young people of Traveller backgrounds in London Goals: The aims are two-fold: to teach cartoon skills to Traveller...

GOVERNMENT: Former social worker is set to take over as youth minister

21 May 2003, Young People Now

Paul Goggins, an MP with a social work background, is expected to take over from Hilary Benn as Home Office minister with the youth brief, following Benn's promotion to minister...

ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOUR: Graffiti crackdown focuses on retailers

21 May 2003, Young People Now

Ken Livingstone, Mayor of London, has launched a clampdown on graffiti by focusing on the retailers that sell spray paints to under-18s. The campaign was launched on 13 May by...

HERITAGE: Museum show for inner-city youths

21 May 2003, Young People Now

After-school clubs in north London are helping inner-city 11 to 16-year-olds learn more about history and citizenship, and will reward them by displaying their artwork at Islington Museum. More than...

CONNEXIONS: Acas intervenes in Merseyside strike

21 May 2003, Young People Now

Following a two-day strike by Connexions Greater Merseyside staff over pay and conditions, trade union Unison has confirmed that an intervention by conciliation service Acas has been accepted by both...

YOUTH CRIME: Home Office to roll out fixed-penalty fines

21 May 2003, Young People Now

The Home Office is to roll out its on-the-spot fine scheme across the country by the end of the year. Police officers will be able to issue fixed-penalty fines of...