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Choice FM's anti-gun campaign in February was so successful
the radio station has decided to run a monthly two-hour slot
until April 2004. The programme includes feedback to the community
of successful convictions and interviews with residents that
have been affected by gun crime.
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Supported by the European Social Fund, the Tamil Refugee
Training and Education Centre (TR TEC) was established in
1991 to meet the training and employment needs of Sri Lankan
Tamil refugees. By 2001, TR TEC had trained 1,879 people in
IT and English language. It also offers advice, guidance and
assistance on job search and finding places for further training
and education.
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Tony McNulty, the then Minister for London, received an enthusiastic
welcome when he officially opened the Wyn Garrett Tenants
Resource Centre in Tower Hamlets on the 28th May. The Centre
is an innovative project that empowers local residents by
helping them to improve their employment skills.
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Last year the Queen, in celebration of her Golden Jubilee,
announced an annual Award to recognise excellence in voluntary
activities by groups in the community. The Award recognises
the vital role played by the hundreds of thousands of 'unsung
heroes' in the voluntary and community world and emphasises
the importance of continuing recognition of their work. The
Award covers the United Kingdom, the Channel Islands and the
Isle of Man and is made to groups rather than individuals.
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The Young People - Big Issues conference on crime
and community safety held at City Hall on Saturday 14th June
was a big success: 200 young people aged 8-14 attended along
with those responsible for making key decisions in the capital.
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Focus on London 2003 is the most comprehensive and
up-to-date statistical survey of London. It covers many different
aspects of London life from population changes to the economy,
public services and visitor attractions.
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