The North Wales and Chester Oddfellows friendship group is launching a new season of spring activities, including scenic walks, day trips, and social gatherings, to help residents meet new people and explore the local area.
Rossendale Ramblers reported a successful week with 47 participants covering 20 miles across three scenic walks, including routes near Ogden Reservoir, Haslingden, and the Irwell Sculpture Trail.
Residents in Heddington celebrate after purchasing The Ivy Inn, a 17th-century pub closed since 2024, planning to reopen it as a community-owned café and hub.
St Ann's community group Hope Hut launches Warm Welcome Week from Jan 19-25, offering free, warm spaces and activities to combat isolation and cold this winter.
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Tony Beardsley, a founding member of the Erewash Ramblers committee, retires after 45 years. The group honours his dedication and invites new walkers to join via publicity@erewashramblers.org.uk.
A thriving monthly meet-up for Middlesbrough’s military community is preparing to welcome back members as it enters its first full year. The club offers support and connection for veterans and serving personnel.
Treforest Litter Pickers named Rhondda Cynon Taf's most active community group for 2025 by Keep Wales Tidy. The volunteers collected 529 bags of litter. Discover how to get involved.
A Chorley volunteer group has won a £1,000 grant to host a free Christmas Day lunch, combating loneliness. Discover how to book your place or support their fundraising concert.
Community groups in North Kesteven can now apply for up to £1,500 from a new £18,000 Flourishing Communities Grant. Funding supports projects like defibrillators and play equipment. Apply by November 30, 2025.
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A pioneering companionship initiative in the UK is celebrating its first anniversary after bringing joy and connection to dozens of local residents through weekly social gatherings and activities.
Rossendale Rotary Club spreads spring colour and community spirit by donating 10,000 purple crocus corms to local civic pride organisations for planting across the valley.
