Policy Action Team 10 (PAT 10) and 17 other Policy Action Teams were set up, in 1998, to look in an integrated way at the problems of poor neighbourhoods. Each Team was made up of officials from Government Departments, experienced practitioners and academics.
PAT10 focuses on the contribution that sport and the arts can potentially make toward neighbourhood renewal.
Editor's comments - [ Since 1999 the PAT 10 report and claims made for the contribution of sport have been the framework for much research and professional practice. It has been the glue that has bound [community & academic] sport development together. The research that formed the main basis for this report is here. The complete Policy Action Teams' report is also attached. ]
Reference: PAT 10. (1999) National strategy for neighbourhood renewal : Policy Action Team Audit: Report of the Policy Action Team 10: The contribution of Sport and the Arts. London: DCMS
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| File | Description |
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 PAT10_report.pdf | PAT 10. (1999) National strategy for neighbourhood renewal : Policy Action Team Audit: Report of the Policy Action Team 10: The contribution of Sport and the Arts. London: DCMS |
| policyactionteamcompedium.pdf | SEU (2000) National strategy for neighbourhood renewal : Policy action team report summaries : a compendium. London: Social Exclusion Unit |
| reportonpat10.pdf | DCMS (2001) Building on PAT 10: Progress report on social inclusion. HMSO. London |
| Bringing_Britain_together.PDF | SEU (1998) Bringing Britain Together: A National strategy for neighbourhood renewal. cmd paper 4045. London: HMSO. |
