David Waters - Vice-Chair, Brislington Community Partnership (BCP)
Theresa Driscoll - Treasurer, Brislington Community Partnership (BCP)
Steve Pearce - Arnos Vale Action Group
Trevor Jones - Young Bristol
Denise Clifford - Senior Part-Time Youth Worker - Participation
Tim Nokes - Respect Street Team
PC Neal Scarborough - Police
Denise Clifford - Senior Part-Time Youth Worker - Participation
Ann Stobbs - Brislington Extended Schools Partnership
PCSO Paula Perry - Police

Tracey Wivel - Lazer
Kay Sibley - Respect Street Team
PC Andy Bird - Police

These were agreed with no matter arising.

Young Bristol is through to the second round of the Community Assets lottery-funding process.
SP is meeting Trevor Jones and a representative of the Big Lottery Fund on 8th February.

Respect has managed to secure funding of £5,000 thanks to Councillor Barbara Lewis securing this in BCC budget.
A group of BCP members interested in funding matters are meeting immediately after this Respect meeting.

Future reports will be typed by Tim, who will send them to the Secretary.
There is a lot of overlap between the Street work and the skate project.
The Street Team finds that young people are generally friendly and approachable but confrontation occasionally occurs.
PACT priorities raised at the March BCP meeting were raised with the youth team for their attention. These relate to incidents of ASB and graffiti at Brislington hill shops car park, and littering at Wicklea.
It was noted that there is a graffiti team based at Trinity Road police station.

Football Project

More young people are becoming involved in the football project as the older ones are moved on by a change of youth club focus.
The project is organising a football tournament for April time.


Skateboard Project

The equipment has arrived and invoices have been presented to the treasurer. In order to complete an "Awards For All" application some additional information is required, including details of Public Liability insurance.
Tim presented a Skateboard Project Vision Statement - see here.
Publicity may be needed for the Skateboard Project, and this may be sought via the Brislington newsletter.
After launching the Skateboard Project at a fun day, the project workers will consider making a nominal charge for attendance at the project.

Nothing to report apart from a large-scale anti-drugs operation in Broomhill.

None.

7.30pm, Wednesday 2nd April 2008, Wicklea.