Guides
How to Start a Neighbourhood Watch Group
Neighbourhood Watch groups work best when they are built around community connection rather than suspicion.
Volunteering and local action writer
Lucas writes about what it actually takes to get involved in your community, from first-time volunteering to running sustained local campaigns. He is interested in the practical side of civic life and the small decisions that lead to lasting change.
Guides
Neighbourhood Watch groups work best when they are built around community connection rather than suspicion.
Community Building
The Sycamore Community Garden in Hebden Bridge has been running for eleven years.
Volunteering
The gap between why people start volunteering and what the first few weeks actually feel like is wide enough to lose a lot of...
Community Building
Every few months, a headline surfaces about a group of gamers raising tens of thousands of pounds for a local food bank or a...
Guides
The question most community organisers eventually ask is not whether to use digital tools but which ones to use and for what.
Inspiration
The word resilience is used so often in discussions of community that it has started to lose its meaning.