- Summer Youth Programme
- Section 106 and Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) update
- Any other community announcements?
- The Big London Energy Switch presented by Southwark Citizens Advice Bureaux
Minutes:
The big London energy switch
Annie from the citizens advice bureaux, explained that the big London energy switch was a collective energy switching scheme. A group of local authorities across London had come together to help customers pay less for electricity. Any bill payer could take part following registration. A customer would then be contacted with the cheapest tariff available for them without obligation to buy. Many households had saved a lot of money already. See www.biglondonenergyswitch.org.uk
Summer programme for young people
Edward James, Southwark youth service, explained that there was a broad range of activities available for young people in the area. Among these were:
- Driving theory
- Food hygiene accredited
- First aid at work
- Singing
- Street dance
- Photography
- Film-making
- Manga drawing
Course places could be booked via www.futureversity.org.uk or Tel. 020 7247 7900.
Community infrastructure levy (CIL) and Section 106 update
The chair outlined that the community infrastructure levy (CIL) and section 106 would feature at the September community council meeting. Ideas were being sought to go on the community infrastructure project list (CIPL) for local publically accessible improvements that could be funded by S106 or future local CIL.
Sceaux Gardens youth activities
Councillor Mark Williams explained that £2,000 from an under spend of Cleaner Safer Revenue funding would be transferred (via a chief officer report and decision) to part fund the Sceaux Gardens summer programme.