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Scottish Centre for Regeneration
Learning Events: Improving Practice

Spring 2007 Events Series

To download the programme for the Spring 2007 events series, click here

Edinburgh, Tuesday 27 March 2007

How can we ensure successful mixed communities?

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Tuesday 3 October 2006

How do we develop community assets?

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Tuesday 24 October 2006

How can we change the way people think and feel about places?

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Thursday 9 November 2006

How can mainstream NHS services contribute to regeneration?

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Monday 4 December 2006

How can we get better employer engagement to improve employability?

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Friday 26 January 2007

How can we measure what really matters?

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Thursday 1 March 2007

How can successful placemaking help community regeneration?

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Tuesday 26 June 2007


Linking neighbourhood and local strategic planning for regeneration

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About the Scottish Centre for Regeneration

The Scottish Centre for Regeneration is part of Communities Scotland, the Scottish Executive’s housing and regeneration agency.We work to help improve the effectiveness of people and organisations trying to achieve the Scottish Executive’s Closing the Opportunity Gap objectives including a specific target to:

“promote community regeneration of the most deprived neighbourhoods, through improvements by 2008 in employability, education, health, access to local services and quality of the local environment.”

We help support those involved in community regeneration to improve their effectiveness by identifying:

  • what works and what doesn’t work and learn from this
  • new approaches to community regeneration and how to implement them
  • the skills needed and how to develop them.

We do this by putting in place programmes that support improvements in partnership working, mainstream services, develop the skills of people involved, and improve links between health, employment, educational and sustainable development programmes.

For more information:

www.scr.communitiesscotland.gov.uk

About the events

All events are free of charge but places are limited per organisation. Please note that if you book for an event and do not attend without cancelling your place 24 hours in advance, you will be given lower priority for all future events. Many of our events are over-subscribed and we need to be sure that as many people are able to benefit from them.

All venues are fully accessible for wheelchair users and we can make provision for people with other needs if you let us know in advance. Support towards care costs for those with children or other caring responsibilities may also be available. Please let us know if you require materials in another format or another language. We will try to meet requests for religious requirements if you tell us in advance.

Community representatives and members of the Community Voices network may be able to receive support towards travel and subsistence costs from their local partnership. If not, please contact us to see if we can help.

We will publish a Learning Point with key lessons from each event on our website at:

www.scr.communitiesscotland.gov.uk

Who should attend?

All partners interested in community regeneration policy and practice including:

  • Community planning partnerships
  • Scottish Executive
  • Local authority departments
  • NHS boards and the wider health sector
  • Social economy organisations
  • Registered social landlords
  • Community and voluntary organisations
  • Members of the Community Voices network and community representatives

Problems with online booking?

If you have any difficulties with the online booking site, please contact Maria McHugh on 0141 434 1500.