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Written Answers — Cabinet Office: Voluntary Work: Young People (5 Sep 2014) Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Fri, 2014-09-05 01:00 Brooks Newmark: Successive independent evaluations have shown that National Citizen Service has seen significant growth in participation across England and Northern Ireland, with the programme seeing its 100,000th participant this year. The programme is delivered by regional providers who are performance managed by the NCS Trust, an independent not-for-profit organisation. Regional performance is regularly... Read more about Written Answers — Cabinet Office: Voluntary Work: Young People (5 Sep 2014)	Written Answers — Cabinet Office: Big Society Network (5 Sep 2014) Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Fri, 2014-09-05 01:00 Brooks Newmark: Decisions taken regarding the Cabinet Office’s Social Action Fund grant to Society Network Foundation, made through the Social Investment Business, were made via the designated decision-making mechanism for this programme-the Minister for Civil Society, supported by the programme’s Advisory Panel. The Big Lottery Fund is independent from Government in its decision-making on... Read more about Written Answers — Cabinet Office: Big Society Network (5 Sep 2014)	Written Answers — Cabinet Office: Big Lottery Fund (5 Sep 2014) Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Fri, 2014-09-05 01:00 Brooks Newmark: The Big Lottery Fund is independent of government in its decision-making on funding and grant awards. Read more about Written Answers — Cabinet Office: Big Lottery Fund (5 Sep 2014)	Written Answers — Cabinet Office: Big Society Network (5 Sep 2014) Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Fri, 2014-09-05 01:00 Brooks Newmark: The Cabinet Office has not had any discussions with NESTA regarding funding for the Big Society Network, and did not approach NESTA or Big Lottery Fund and ask them to fund the Big Society Network. No discussions with Big Lottery Fund concerning the Society Network Foundation or Big Society Network were held by either Cabinet Office Ministers or Officials. Cabinet Office holds regular... Read more about Written Answers — Cabinet Office: Big Society Network (5 Sep 2014)
Written Answers — Cabinet Office: Voluntary Work: Young People (5 Sep 2014) Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Fri, 2014-09-05 01:00 Brooks Newmark: Successive independent evaluations have shown that National Citizen Service has seen significant growth in participation across England and Northern Ireland, with the programme seeing its 100,000th participant this year. The programme is delivered by regional providers who are performance managed by the NCS Trust, an independent not-for-profit organisation. Regional performance is regularly... Read more about Written Answers — Cabinet Office: Voluntary Work: Young People (5 Sep 2014)	Written Answers — Cabinet Office: Big Society Network (5 Sep 2014) Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Fri, 2014-09-05 01:00 Brooks Newmark: The Cabinet Office has not had any discussions with NESTA regarding funding for the Big Society Network, and did not approach NESTA or Big Lottery Fund and ask them to fund the Big Society Network. No discussions with Big Lottery Fund concerning the Society Network Foundation or Big Society Network were held by either Cabinet Office Ministers or Officials. Cabinet Office holds regular... Read more about Written Answers — Cabinet Office: Big Society Network (5 Sep 2014)	Written Answers — Cabinet Office: Big Lottery Fund (5 Sep 2014) Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Fri, 2014-09-05 01:00 Brooks Newmark: The Big Lottery Fund is independent of government in its decision-making on funding and grant awards. Read more about Written Answers — Cabinet Office: Big Lottery Fund (5 Sep 2014)	Written Answers — Cabinet Office: Honours (4 Sep 2014) Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Thu, 2014-09-04 01:00 Brooks Newmark: Civilian gallantry awards were introduced in 1940 for acts of heroism and great gallantry other than in the face of the enemy. The majority of recommendations are made through official channels (for example from the Emergency Services) and all cases are judged on their individual merit. Read more about Written Answers — Cabinet Office: Honours (4 Sep 2014)
Written Answers — Cabinet Office: Honours (4 Sep 2014) Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Thu, 2014-09-04 01:00 Brooks Newmark: Civilian gallantry awards were introduced in 1940 for acts of heroism and great gallantry other than in the face of the enemy. The majority of recommendations are made through official channels (for example from the Emergency Services) and all cases are judged on their individual merit. Read more about Written Answers — Cabinet Office: Honours (4 Sep 2014)	Britain’s social economy Brooks Newmark responds to a back bench MP’s debate on Britain’s social economy. Read more

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