Discover everything you need to build stronger connections in your neighbourhood with our expert advice and inspiring ideas. From forming new community groups to enhancing safety through Neighbourhood Watch schemes, you'll find practical guidance, real success stories, and trusted support every step of the way. Community Group is here to help.
Using a 'Phone Tree' for Community Action
A phone tree uses a pyramid calling system to spread urgent messages quickly through your community without overwhelming any one person.
Setting Up a Residents Group: A Case Study
See how one woman brought her village together by starting a residents group and made a real difference on local issues.
Community Activism
People in your community have real power to create change when you organise together, starting with a resident's association.
Ways to Unite Your Community
Help unite your neighborhood with practical ways to build community spirit and get your neighbors involved.
Making Your Community More Eco-friendly: A Case Study
One mum's push to remove toxic chemicals from her child's school led to cheaper, safer alternatives that transformed the grounds.
Involving Local Shops and Traders in Your Community
Local shops and traders keep communities connected and vibrant, so here's how to involve them in your neighbourhood projects.
How to Set Up a Community Newspaper
Start a community newspaper by gathering local volunteers, setting up an editorial committee, and using modern tools to share your town's stories.
Getting Involved in Local Health Issues
Get involved in your local health services by joining patient groups, attending consultations, or speaking up about what your community actually needs.
Setting Up a Residents Group: A Case Study
See how one woman brought her village together by starting a residents group and made a real difference on local issues.
How Neighbourhood Watch Improved My Community: A Case Study
One man's Neighbourhood Watch scheme turned a neglected Edinburgh street from unsafe and broken into a community pulling together to tackle crime.
Having a Community Housing Association
Housing associations provide affordable homes for low-income people while bringing community leaders together to support new tenants.
What Are Eco Communities?
Eco communities range from government-planned eco towns to grassroots projects, each offering a different approach to sustainable living and affordable housing.
Community and Learning Partnerships
How schools and community centres work together to provide lifelong learning opportunities for people of all ages.