Category : Community Groups


Royston Projects Get £4,460 Grant Boost

Three Royston community projects receive £4,460 in grants from North Herts Council to improve social spaces, support carers, and help people gain employment skills.

Rossendale Men's Shed Thrives with Dozens of Members

Since reopening in February 2026, the Rossendale Men's Shed in Haslingden has attracted over 20 regular members, offering woodworking, social connection, and community projects like birdhouses and planters.

Birmingham Pride Hails Police Apology as Historic

Birmingham Pride has welcomed a police apology for past treatment of the LGBT+ community, calling it a historic moment. West Midlands Police issued the apology for historic wrongs, including arrests and harassment.

WPT Launches Free Prom Bank for Students

Wickersley Partnership Trust launches a Prom Bank allowing Year 11 pupils to borrow outfits and accessories free of charge, ensuring no student misses prom due to cost.

Caitlin Mortimore Named High Sheriff of Devon Cadet

Caitlin Mortimore, a Teign School student, was appointed as a High Sheriff of Devon Cadet, recognizing her community commitment. She served with Caroline Harlow, attended civic events, and organized gambling addiction talks.

North Wales Services Win Stephenson Awards

Two Action for Children services in North Wales—a residential children's home in Denbighshire and the Flintshire Family Project—have received Stephenson Awards, the charity's highest internal accolades, at a London ceremony.

Happy to Chat Benches in Torfaen

Happy to Chat plaques on benches in Torfaen aim to reduce loneliness, with around 1 in 6 Welsh adults feeling lonely. Designed by pupils, they now appear in Cwmbran and more locations sought.

Fylde Kids' Artwork on Council Bin Wagons

Young residents from Fylde won a competition to name bin wagons, with their artwork displayed on vehicles. They enjoyed a behind-the-scenes depot visit and goody bags.

Free Advocacy Service for Bradford's Youth Launches

A new free advocacy service, delivered by VoiceAbility and Bradford Children and Families Trust, empowers children and young people in Bradford to have their voices heard in health, care, and wellbeing decisions.

Three Solihull Libraries to Become Community Hubs Trial

Solihull Council reveals three libraries selected for trial as community hubs, offering expanded services due to underuse. Dickens Heath, Balsall Common, and Hobs Moat will pilot swipe card access for extended hours.

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