Hungry for change: Putney Feel Good Bakery serves second chance to former gang members
Former gang members and young people caught up in crime are turning their lives around by working in Putney’s Feel
Brixton prison set to open its doors to diners as it aims to reduce reoffending
Summary: The Clink Restuarant, which will be run by inmates, opens this week. Image: By Gemma Jamieson London’s first ever
National What Week: Recognising the importance of Braille
Summary: National Braille Week runs from October 7 to 13. Image: By Immi Calderwood For most of us, all we
Number of youngsters in education, training or employment in Richmond hits record high
Summary: Almost 96 per cent of 16-18 year olds are completing one of these activities. By SWLondoner staff The number
New apprenticeship scheme tackles youth unemployment across Merton
Summary: Over 25% of 16-24 year olds in Merton are out of work. By Anthony Lewis-Binns A scheme was launched
Hammersmith & Fulham unemployed targeted in £2million scheme
Summary: The employment scheme will provide tailored practical support for people out of work. Image: By Hayley Fox Unemployed people
Can the UK arts industry stay strong despite government cuts?
Summary: Arts Council England took a 29.6% cut in its government funding in 2011. Image: By Khaleda Rahman When Margaret
Rugby drives young out of work adults to seek employment
Summary: The School of Hard Knocks programme is currently in Croydon aiming to help up to 25 unemployed over-18s back
Giving Wandsworth’s youth a say where it counts
Summary: The Youth Momentum Conference is an example of how important it is for young people to have their say
Does university prepare you for the workplace?
Summary: Labour Party leader Ed Milliband has recently called for us to reject the snobbery that says university is the
My Big Mouth: Why do we work?
Summary: When we hit our 30s it’s probably time to accept that NASA, the F.A and Hollywood won’t come calling.