Keep it Local – call for evidence
As 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 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 articleSometimes a simple cup of coffee is all you need to start a conversation. The Rural Coffee Caravan is using this idea to connect people around the country.
Read articleHow one high street bank is making the most of their social value.
What 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.
People's Voice Media is an organisation that captures people's experiences and opinions in order to influence public policy.
Read articleMark McKergow, one half of Host Leadership finds inspiration from a Roman tablet of the right sort of invitation to enage others.
Read articleWe pick out the best parts of this report which showcases some of the inspiring and courageous initiatives across Greater Manchester
Read articleSeasoned Community Engagement Practioner Max Hardy demonstrates how asking different questions can change the way we engage with communities and get better results for everyone.
Read articleA movement started in Copenhagen in 2012 which we love because it reminds us that the same things make us all happy, regardless of age.
Read articleOne of our directors, Linda Hutchinson writes about her best mistake, when she learnt about the importance and value of properly involving people.
Read articleWe caught up with Stacey Hemphill, the Lambeth Living Well Network Hub Manager to learn more about how staff meet people at a place of their own choosing.
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