Neighbourhoods where there is a strong attachment to traditional values of thrift, hard work and independence; where there is a reluctance to rely on the state; where there is a concern to do one’s best for one’s children. Is this Middle England? No, it’s a description of six disadvantaged neighbourhoods across Britain, studied in depth over a period of three years.
Monthly Archives: June 2011
The Prime minister speaking out on finding the missing carers
The Prime Minister has told carers that the government must commit its money, show more understanding and back personalisation.
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Carers from all over the country travelled to 10 Downing Street to meet David Cameron and talk to him about their experiences and concerns.
Young Norfolk carers interview JLS star Oritse Williams
Young Norfolk carers interview JLS star Oritse Williams
Five young Norfolk carers who interviewed Oritse Williams from JLS before the pop band’s recent Carrow Road concert have put a video of their chat with him on YouTube.
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The youngsters have lost carer services because of cuts to council funding and are campaigning to try and save some of the services, as part of National Carers Week.
The issue is close to the pop star’s heart as he cared for his mother from the age of 12, when she was diagnosed with MS.
Strong community spirit thrives in deprived areas
Strong community spirit thrives in deprived areas
Be interesting to see how they care for carers!
A new study and accompanying exhibition show people in disadvantaged neighbourhoods striving to get by in challenging circumstances
Traditional values and a striving to get by in difficult circumstances were found in disadvantaged neighbourhoods across Britain. Photograph: Murdo MacLeod for the Guardian
