
The Preston Model – local wealth building
In Preston an innovative collaboration between public bodies, local business, and citizens has helped the city recover from economic recession.
Read articleIn Preston an innovative collaboration between public bodies, local business, and citizens has helped the city recover from economic recession.
Read articleWe go back to the Bromley by Bow Centre to learn more about how they made sure local people were at the heart of their evaluation
Read articleAdur and Worthing Councils create a space to chat and connect with other people at a public living room based in a local beach hut
Read articleIn celebration of co-production week Miranda Keast of The Grace Eyre Foundation tells us about her experience of co-producing a community club night and learning to let go
Read articleAs part of their Keep it Local campaign, Locality would like to hear from you and understand how the public service landscape is shaping up
Read articleThe Friendly Bench in Nottinghamshire is a simple way of using outside space to connect people to each other and their community.
Read articleWhat if libraries lent more than books? Things you only use once a year or something you want to try out? Enter the Library of Things, a home for borrowers!
Read articleWe sat down with Dr. Margaret Lobo, founder of the Otakar Kraus Music Trust to find out how she was inspired to work with others to find their voice.
Frome might provide some of the best evidence we have to combat social isolation and reduce health spending.
Read articleThis blog includes two great case studies from across Greater Manchester of collaborations between services, communities and citizens to improve wellbeing.
Read articleCheck out this film about a church which opened it's doors to the general public; using their space for the community.
Read articleGrace Eyre share Jane's story of a normal day in her life living with Johnny, revealing how rewarding it can be to be a Shared Lives Carer.
Read article“The Hub acts as a glue bringing together people and organisations who are doing so much to positively disrupt their local systems.”
Burcu Borysik, Mayday Trust