Irish Centre Birmingham hosts free Sports & Community Open Day
Irish Centre Birmingham's free Sports & Community Open Day on 9 August 2026 features Gaelic football, boxing, Irish dancing, live music, and family fun in Kings Heath.
Irish Centre Birmingham's free Sports & Community Open Day on 9 August 2026 features Gaelic football, boxing, Irish dancing, live music, and family fun in Kings Heath.
Birmingham Council confirms the former Malcolm Locker Youth Centre in Erdington will be revived by the Redeemed Christian Church of God for community activities, including youth programs and foodbank services.
West Midlands Police launch appeal after a theft and assault in Birmingham. Officers are seeking witnesses and information following the incident, which left a victim injured.
Peter Sprinks and Michael Eaton receive Lifetime Honorary Membership from Channel Rotary for 77 years of combined service to the community.
Moya Cole Hospice invites all to a free garden party on Sept 5, 11am-2pm, celebrating its new Heald Green hospice with markets, music, and ribbon cutting.
The Muslim Jewish Forum of Greater Manchester held its annual summer picnic at St Mary's Park, Prestwich, drawing over 20 attendees from diverse backgrounds to foster community bonds.
Phoenix FM has completed its move to Thorndon Country Park after 14 years at Brentwood Centre, transforming a former café pavilion into a live radio studio.
Rossendale Scout Group marked its 75th anniversary with a weekend trip for 105 young members, featuring outdoor challenges and celebrating community service since 1951.
A local group in Birmingham helps retirees combat loneliness and find purpose through social activities, community projects, and volunteer opportunities, improving well-being.
NHS Foundation Trust staff at Stockport Pride offered a glitter stall, charity raffle, and recruitment info, with solidarity for Berlin attack victims.
Organisers of the Warspite 305 group are urgently seeking Susan Heath and Anne Hooper, two former Wren radio operators from Wales, ahead of their 50th anniversary celebrations.
A Willenhall pub once known for drug deals off the bar is now shortlisted among the UK's top six community pubs after an amazing turnaround.
Cast in Doncaster wins £60,000 from Garfield Weston Foundation to sustain its Participation programme, delivering workshops, youth groups and social activities for two years.
Thirteen local groups across Fylde are to share £20,000 in council grants for sports, environment, and mental health projects. St Annes Cricket Club gets £2,000 for solar panels, The Creators Hub for accessible facilities.
A new monthly coffee morning for residents aged 50 and over in Ripley launches on August 19, offering free cake and hot drinks to combat loneliness and build community connections.
Adventurer Richard Stain built his own yacht Laura and sailed across the Atlantic, sharing his journey with the Rotary Club of Church Wilne on July 13.
Over 500 dogs are expected at Birmingham's annual Paws in the Park event, featuring puppuccinos, agility courses, and prize giveaways, organisers confirm.
This week's Full Moon in Aquarius aligns with Jupiter, bringing opportunities for deepening relationships, career breakthroughs, and personal growth across all zodiac signs.
A Birmingham grandmother of seven is calling for volunteers to help FoodCycle fill 8,500+ slots this summer, as community meals combat hunger and loneliness across the Midlands.
Goal 17 launches rare recruitment for volunteer mentors in Leicester to support care leavers, requiring just 2 hours monthly with full training provided.
Over 500 people attended the Yate Ageing Better Festival at Yate Shopping Centre, featuring 60+ stalls, live music, and advice on health, volunteering, and community connections.
Brian Howatson, a 39-year member, becomes president of Rhyl Rotary Club after its centenary. Plans include a repeat abseil that raised £27,000 and a classical concert at St Asaph Cathedral.
A police chief visited a Denbighshire community hub to see how money seized from criminals funds free weekly support groups for parents, reducing isolation and improving mental health.
Mayor Barbara Carr visited Trail Makers Education in Beeston to see an intergenerational outdoor session uniting care home residents and young families through nature activities.
Stockport MP Navendu Mishra champions community-led regeneration, with a £20 million Pride in Place programme in Brinnington and a survey of over 950 residents on Reddish Baths.
Nominations are open for the 2026 Pride of Essex Awards, with Essex Freemasons sponsoring the Unsung Hero category. Entries close August 14, 2026.
Newchurch St Nicholas CE Primary School pupils will enjoy a new outdoor learning space with raised planters and potting benches, built by Rossendale Men's Shed with timber donated by Jewson Accrington.
Good Shepherd charity in Wolverhampton runs a weekly food pantry for 50 families, offering meals and wraparound support to tackle poverty and homelessness.
Hoylake and West Kirby RNLI host a free Meet & Greet Day on July 25, 2026, featuring lifeboats, hovercraft, and family activities to support the lifesaving charity.
Bacup Pride welcomed RHS judges for Britain in Bloom, showcasing community efforts. After a Gold last year, they hope to impress again. Volunteers like Jan Kniveton and Susan Kepler share their stories.