According to estimates, up to 62 households have been displaced by the riots in Haringey due to fire and other damage to their homes.
Our thoughts are with those families. If you want to donate to UK Disaster Relief then please visit our Charity Giving page or text UKDR01 with your amount (for example £5) to 70070.
Thank you for your generosity.
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5 September 2011
UKDR Visiting Community Meetings in Camden and Tottenham
People from the UK Disaster Relief team will be visiting community meetings in Camden and Tottenham this Tuesday as part of our research into the aftermath of the riots. We will be visiting the Tottenham and Seven Sisters Area Forum at Tottenham Green Leisure Centre, and the Camden Summit at Kingsgate Community Centre.
Both meetings start at 6.30pm, so if you were affected by the riots, and would like to discuss the help you received, or would just like to give your perspective, please find us at these meetings.
If you're not able to attend, but would still like to talk to us please email info@ukdisasterrelief.org.uk, or call Kieran on 0207 794 9835.
We look forward to hearing from you!
Both meetings start at 6.30pm, so if you were affected by the riots, and would like to discuss the help you received, or would just like to give your perspective, please find us at these meetings.
If you're not able to attend, but would still like to talk to us please email info@ukdisasterrelief.org.uk, or call Kieran on 0207 794 9835.
We look forward to hearing from you!
17 August 2011
Help for the people of Tottenham and Croydon
It was announced this morning that a £20 million fund has been created by Communities and Local Government. The London Enterprise Fund will be used to help create and regenerate businesses in Tottenham and Croydon, helping to immediately boost the economies of these struggling areas.
The fund hopes to create many jobs and apprenticeship opportunities for local residents, many of whom have been living in some of the worst areas for unemployment in the UK. This £20 million is is in addition to the £50 million high street improvement package put forward by Boris Johnson, which will help give as many people as possible, access to help following the riots.
The fund hopes to create many jobs and apprenticeship opportunities for local residents, many of whom have been living in some of the worst areas for unemployment in the UK. This £20 million is is in addition to the £50 million high street improvement package put forward by Boris Johnson, which will help give as many people as possible, access to help following the riots.
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