A to Z ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ T Theme 2 Scheme B Lifelong Learning - Scheme 2B Lifelong Learning DescriptionLifelong learning can help people to learn a new language, get to grips with new technology and develop hobbies and interests. They can also lead to qualifications that can help people progress into employment. According to the 2021 Census 16.2% of borough residents had no qualification (40,999 residents). High rates of socio-economic deprivation in the borough have resulted in higher literacy and numeracy needs for Tower Hamlets' adults. Theme 3 Scheme A Employment and Skills Opportunities for Socially Excluded Residents DescriptionLifelong learning can help people to learn a new language, get to grips with new technology and develop hobbies and interests. They can also lead to qualifications that can help people progress into employment. According to the 2021 Census 16.2% of borough residents had no qualification (40,999 residents). High rates of socio-economic deprivation in the borough have resulted in higher literacy and numeracy needs for Tower Hamlets' adults. Theme 3 Scheme B Sports, Local Culture and Heritage - Scheme 3B – Sports, Local Culture and Heritage DescriptionWe are committed to enabling residents to benefit from the sporting and cultural opportunities that exist in the borough. People from Black, Asian & Multi-Ethnic communities, women, and girls have not always been able to access sporting and cultural activities that address their specific needs. There is therefore a need to widen the range of opportunities to participate in these activities. Theme 4 - Investing in Public Services Scheme 4B – Physical and Mental Health of Residents DescriptionThe Council is committed to improving the health, wellbeing, and quality of life of all the borough's residents. This is particularly important in the context of the cost of living crisis, with rising poverty's negative impact on residents' health, particularly in relation to diet and access to affordable heating. Theme 4 Scheme A – Physical and Mental Health Wellbeing of Older People - Scheme 4A – Physical and Mental Health Wellbeing of Older People DescriptionThe Council is committed to providing care and support to older people in the borough and to enable them to lead a fulfilling life. Older people have contributed so much to the life of Tower Hamlets. It is important that they are given the opportunity to lead healthy lives in their later years and to develop links with the wider community. Theme 5 - Empower Communities and Fight Crime Scheme 5A – Inequalities Experienced by People and Communities Reflecting Different Equality Groups and Socio-economic Backgrounds DescriptionThe Council is committed to bringing communities together to build understanding and to support and empower women. There is a need to challenge racism and all forms of discrimination. Theme 5 Scheme B – Community Safety DescriptionWe want everyone in Tower Hamlets to feel safe living in the borough. Community safety has been a key priority for residents of the borough in Annual Residents Surveys. This will include supporting safe places, particularly for women - including those from Black, Asian & Multi-Ethnic communities - and young people. Hate crime against all communities must not be tolerated. Thief of Whitechapel by Monchoshoilee DescriptionThe play revolves around a thief, an elderly wheelchair user and his career. Each individual has their own struggles - and their own story to tell. Things to do DescriptionI'd like to get involved in more activities happening in my area. Time banded streets DescriptionA list of the streets which have time banded waste collections Displaying 41 to 50 of 94 Previous … 3 4 5 6 7 … Next