Justice for All is campaigning for free legal advice – because your rights matter.

Many people will be cut off from the help they need as multiple funding streams to Citizens Advice Bureaux, Law Centres and other independent advice agencies are being cut at the same time. Over half a million people will lose out on advice through cuts to legal aid alone, and local authority support is also under threat in many areas.

Citizens Advice is playing a leading role in Justice for All, the campaign to ensure everyone is treated fairly under the law. Thousands have already joined the Justice for All campaign – including leading charities, advice and legal organisations, trade unions, community groups, politicians and members of the public. Why don’t you?

To find out more, or to join the campaign:

www.justice-for-all.org.uk

A few years ago a problem solving group was set up in Melbourn in response to the high number of youth anti-social behaviour incidents being reported in the village. This group was made up of county, district and parish councillors, the police, youth service, SCDC officers and neighbourhood watch. Its purpose was to understand the issues and find ways to deal with them.

Although today the make up of the group remains the same a better understanding of the issues has led to a transformation in its approach. The emphasis has changed from problem solving to exploring and implementing practical solutions.

The now Practical Solutions Group has just issued its 2011 review. Their accomplishments and challenges in that review shows how they quietly works behind the scenes supporting and assisting the much needed development of youth activities and services in the area. To find out more click on the link below.

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Click on the link above for the Safer Melbourn section

The Magazine is published quarterly and is delivered
free to every household in the village.

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This website, aims to provide the residents of Melbourn the opportunity to express their views on issues affecting them and those around them. Whether relating to the council, policing issues, or the local environment, feel free to make your point.
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Panel meetings give us the opportunity to meet our Neighbourhood Policing Team members and to hear what they have achieved over the previous quarter.

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