Archive for July, 2009

School Exclusions Down

July 31, 2009 No Comments

The number of fixed term and permanent exclusions in Bristol schools has been significantly reduced according to statistics released today (Thursday, 30 July). For the academic year 2007/08 fixed term exclusions fell by well over a third from 4310 in the previous year to 2710 – and, most importantly, those of more than five days ...

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Bristol benefits from Future Jobs Fund

July 30, 2009 No Comments

MP for Bristol South and Children’s Minister Dawn Primarolo has today backed extra Government support to help young people during the recession.  Bristol City Council has been successful in its bid to the Future Jobs Fund, a programme designed to create 150,000 jobs across the country.  The jobs will be primarily aimed at young people ...

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Bristol MP is top social networker

July 29, 2009 No Comments

A recent study conducted by The Independent has found that Bristol East MP Kerry McCarthy is the most influential MP on the social media network, Twitter. The study, which used a combination of number of followers, mentions and outgoing links to stories to come to this result, was performed using The Independent’s new live Twitter politics ...

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100th Webcast by Bristol CC

July 29, 2009 No Comments

Bristol City Council has just celebrated its 100th webcast in an e-democracy pilot designed to bring greater openness and transparency to local democracy in the city. The council has joined nine councils from across Europe in webcasting democratic meetings and debates in a European Union (EU) funded project called E-participate. Cllr Barbara Janke, Leader of the ...

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Cutting edge help for elderly

July 29, 2009 No Comments

Telecare, which uses IT to monitor vulnerable people in their own homes, will play a big part in helping older and disabled people to continue living independently at home, according to a recent Government Green Paper. But in Bristol, the use of telecare equipment and services, which are linked to a call centre, is already well ...

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Kerry McCarthy welcomes aid plan

July 8, 2009 No Comments

The Department for International Development White Paper published by Labour’s International Development Secretary, Douglas Alexander unveiled today (Thursday 7th July 2007), commits the UK Government to meeting the UN goal of 0.7% in aid spending and on achieving the UN’s Millennium Development Goals on poverty, hunger, disease, maternal health, and schools. It also sets out new priorities, including: ...

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Sunday Library Assistant – INTERNAL

<!– Return to search results Next Job > –> Sunday Library Assistant – INTERNAL Reference: 23114Department: NeighbourhoodsWorking Hours: Part...

Sunday Library Assistant x 2 – INTERNAL

<!– Return to search results Next Job > –> Sunday Library Assistant x 2 – INTERNAL Reference: 23113Department: NeighbourhoodsWorking...

Connecting Bristol Manager

<!– Return to search results Next Job > –> Connecting Bristol Manager Reference: 23112Department: Deputy Chief ExecutiveWorking Hours: Full...

Sunday Supervisor – INTERNAL

<!– Return to search results Next Job > –> Sunday Supervisor – INTERNAL Reference: 23110Department: NeighbourhoodsWorking Hours: Part timeEmployment...

Facilities Co-ordinator

<!– Return to search results Next Job > –> Facilities Co-ordinator – INTERNAL Reference: 23109Department: Corporate ServicesWorking Hours: Full...

Community Care Worker – INTERNAL

<!– Return to search results Next Job > –> Community Care Worker – INTERNAL Reference: 23107Department: Children and Young...