A government website from the Neighbourhood Renewal Unit,which aims to help all those involved in neighbourhood renewal. The site provides documents, reports and good practice, including information on what makes a successful campaign, which can be used particularly in relation to litter, graffiti and fly-tipping. There are also details of the Community Regeneration Award, regional pages and a "jargon busters" section.

Visit www.renewal.net to access information or take part in online discussions or telephone 08450 828 383

The Countryside Agency was established by the Government in 1999 and is funded by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra). It aims to conserve and enhance England's countryside, spread social and economic opportunity for the people who live there, and help everyone, wherever they live and whatever their background to enjoy the countryside and share in this priceless asset. The Agency has provides publications, case studies and learning networks.

For more information visit www.countryside.gov.uk, or telephone 01242 533 222

A campaign to promote responsible dog ownership funded by Masterfoods and supported by the National Dog Wardens' Association. Information is provided to help local authorities and dog wardens develop responsible dog ownership campaigns within their communities. There is also a Good Dog Campaign Annual Local Authority Award.

For more information visit www.ndwa.co.uk/gdc or telephone 020 7255 1100

The EOC is the leading agency working to eliminate sex discrimination and is mainly funded by government. It deals with issues of bullying, harassment and discrimination (mainly of women). Its website has sections on the law, research, statistics, policies and campaigns. If you have been unfairly treated or harassed at work and you believe it's because you're a woman or because you're a man, you can contact the free confidential helpline on 0845 601 5901 for practical advice. The EOC can help resolve problems amicably, or advise you on how to take your case to an employment tribunal or a court.
For more information visit www.eoc.org.uk

CPRE is an organisation that campaigns to protect and enhance the countryside for the benefit of everyone. As well as highlighting problems and threats to the countryside, it carries out research, canvasses opinion and advocates solutions. CPRE seeks to influence policy makers and opinion formers at every level and often works in partnership with other local and national bodies. A number of publications are available to order or you can join in one of the campaigns.
For more information visit www.cpre.org.uk or telephone 020 7981 2800