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Issue 28 - January 2010

This Month

The government has recognised the excellent work of the Tameside Strategic Partnership (TSP) by awarding it a green flag for "Getting Local People Involved".

The Champion

Phil Spence was recognised at a national awards ceremony for his dedicated work between the public and voluntary, community and faith sectors.

10:10

We know that protecting our environment is important and Partner organisations across the TSP have signed up to reducing carbon emissions by 10% during 2010.

BSF

Tameside is going to boast some of the most high tech high schools in the country after becoming one of only two councils nationally to successfully apply for follow-on BSF funding.

Newsline Index Issue 28 (January 10 ) Stories Featured in this Issue Flying the Flag The Champion! WISH Media Project : Tackling Homelessness in Tameside Tameside leads the way in Building Schools for the Future (BSF) Its 10:10 for Tameside One Stop Careers Advice Shop Key issues for Older Peoples Partnership New Health Strategy Looking to the Future What does Community mean to you? Taking a STAND against Night-time Drinking Advice for Struggling Homeowners Strategic Housing and Listening to the Homelessness A Fresh Look at Neighbourhood Partnerships Empowering Tameside Greater Manchester Leads the Way for a Low Carbon Future Spotting fuel poverty: Your organisation can help! It's official... St. Peter's Partnerships IS a Winner!		If you would like to contribute to future editions or have any comments on this edition contact David Berry on 0161 342 3149 or Email David Berry Editor David Berry Tel: 0161 342 3149 Email: David Berry
	Issue 28 - January 2010 This Month Flying the Flag The government has recognised the excellent work of the Tameside Strategic Partnership (TSP) by awarding it a green flag for "Getting Local People Involved". The Champion Phil Spence was recognised at a national awards ceremony for his dedicated work between the public and voluntary, community and faith sectors. 10:10 We know that protecting our environment is important and Partner organisations across the TSP have signed up to reducing carbon emissions by 10% during 2010. BSF Tameside is going to boast some of the most high tech high schools in the country after becoming one of only two councils nationally to successfully apply for follow-on BSF funding.