In the early days of the coronavirus crisis, the UK saw empty shelves at the supermarket for the first time in a generation. But in some parts of the country there is a historic lack of access to good food. We hear from a community project in Glasgow looking to change that.
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Read our new document produced in collaboration with Dudley Council and the residents of Lye. It's an example of the impact of community storytelling!
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Stitched Up are a women-led, grassroots alternative fashion collective who share knowledge, build community, and help the environment by up-cycling clothes.
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Coney use interactive theatre, play, and adventure to engage communities in an exhange of knowledge that is fun and socially responsible.
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The Young People's Foundation brings local organisations together to collaborate and deliver services for children and young people.
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Nationwide's Oakfield Campus is revolutionising how we implement co-design and emphasise community at the heart of housing development projects.
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Maria Passingham interviews Talibah Rivers, a professional singer who started tuneless choirs to improve community wellbeing through singing
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A great example of people being engaged through free workshops to contribute towards creating artwork and props for the city's international festival.
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We spoke to Julia Skelton, Executive Director of the visionary theatre company Mind the Gap about inspiration, collaboration and their new production ZARA.
South London GP Dr Vikesh Sharma reflects on bringing together local people, community organisations and health care staff to tackle health inequalities.
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In Preston an innovative collaboration between public bodies, local business, and citizens has helped the city recover from economic recession.
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We headed down to the Remakery to take part in an open workshop and find out about upcycling, community crafts and skills sharing.
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