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The Department of Communities & Local Government has today issued guidance for councils on street parties which was prepared with Streets Alive
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This year is the highest number of street parties held in any place in the UK since 1977.
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Streets Alive is again promoting adult support for play in streets in more streets in Bristol
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Streets Alive is helping 15 street parties in Bristol so that cycling can be promoted.
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The DfT have confirmed that adverts for road closures for street parties are not needed, meaning that costs should now be very low, if any.
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The warm weather and stories of other street parties may have sparked you off to have one of your own.
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Streets Alive has taken on 3 local Associates to promote neighbours' street parties.
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Boris Johnson has put his full wait behind street parties.
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Southampton is building on its street party successes with a city-wide programme.
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Oxford City Council has decided to drop its requirement for Public Liability Insurance for street parties to encourage residents to organise them.
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We are facilitating 15 cycling-friendly street parties in new 15mph zones in Bristol.
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The Big Lunch is a great reason to hold a residents' street party - Streets Alive has a free Helpline for advice.
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15 street parties in an estate in south Bristol encouraged residents to volunteer in a Restorative Approach scheme.
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Resident in west London held their neighbours' 'street party' in a park instead of the street.
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Clever residents in a north London street held a 'street meet' party last summer.
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Our project in Bristol shows that street parties are good for encouraging positive attitudes to street play and potential for ongoing volunteering.
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100,000s of people joined in The Big Lunch on July 19th 2009
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Streets Alive's home town is again the capital of social street parties with 11 happening in one weekend.
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New research by our partner Living Streets shows our streets are in danger of losing the social function they have had in the past, as they are shifted from social hubs for the community.
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A poll for the BBC revealed that 77% of people know their neighbour
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Ministers has asked councils to do all they can to support street party events in their area.
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The leading minister has confirmed in writing to Streets Alive and The Big Lunch that councils can be flexible to help keep road closures easy and cheap.
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A day off school or work in the snow-filled streets was a great chance to meet the neighbours.
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Our new study shows what a great chance street parties can be for all generations to meet neighbours in their street.
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Residents were not put off by the rain
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The country may be carried away with Olympic fever at the moment, but it raises questions about the lasting legacy of the UK hosting the Games in 2012.
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Make a date to Make a Difference with CSV and Streets Alive
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Streatham Street Party website is full of useful tips
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Streets Alive has been working on a project to provide play opportunities for kids in the Capital.
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Residents celebrate after the 30th street in Easton holds its first party.
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We think we have found what may be the UK's best street party. Do you know of a better one?
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The South West network of community workers are being offered training as part of their InBusiness programme.
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Organisers of the annual Make a Difference Day.
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