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Could you be missing out on free funding this month?

01 Nov, 2025by Julie GibsonFunding

Did you know, more online shopping is done in November than any other month of the year – and if your organisation isn’t registered with easyfundraising yet, you’ll miss out on free funding when your supporters shop.

Driving down energy bills for consumers

28 Oct, 2025by Julie GibsonEnergy Prices, Information, advice and guidance

Energy bills increased in October as the Ofgem price cap rose by 2% for typical households, bringing the average annual cost to £1,755. 

If you are struggling, or work with someone who is then these sessions could be for you!

Counter Terrorism Policing launches ACT for Local Authorities

10 Oct, 2025by Julie GibsonInformation, advice and guidance, Staying safe and legal

On 30 September 2025, Counter Terrorism Policing (CTP) unveiled the "ACT for Local Authorities" initiative at the International Security Expo in London. This programme aims to bolster local councils' preparedness and protective security measures against evolving terrorist threats.

Joint statement: six councils submit joint vision to strengthen local government services in Norfolk

08 Oct, 2025by Julie GibsonBreckland, Broadland, Editorial, Comment and Opinion, Great Yarmouth, North Norfolk, Norwich, South Norfolk

Six councils in Norfolk have joined forces to propose major changes to how local services are run. Their shared plan aims to simplify the system, make it more efficient, and keep decisions closer to communities.

The State of Health and Care of older people in England

07 Oct, 2025by Julie GibsonHealth and social care, Reports & Evidence

The tenth edition of this annual report reveals a picture of declining health among an ageing population, unequal access to services, and growing pressures on unpaid carers and frontline staff.

“Martyn’s Law”: The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Bill and Community Buildings

03 Oct, 2025by Clare FianderInformation, advice and guidance, Staying safe and legal

We have been receiving a lot of queries from charities and Parish Councils with community buildings and spaces with a capacity of over 100, as they are concerned about the potential impact of Martyn's Law.  Here, we explain a little bit about what it is, what the potential impacts are and what is happening with it. 

£3m in unrestricted funding available – get your share

01 Oct, 2025by Julie GibsonFunding

If your organisation is registered with easyfundraising, you can benefit from this funding when your volunteers, trustees, and supporters shop online with retailers like Tesco, eBay, Etsy, Argos, Booking.com, trainline, M&S and 8,000 other popular online stores.

Getting Around in Rural Norfolk: Challenges, Progress, and What Comes Next

29 Sep, 2025by Julie GibsonEditorial, Comment and Opinion, Rurality

Limited public transport, long distances, and sparse services make travel difficult for many residents, especially those without access to a car. Recent investments in Norfolk’s transport network aim to change that, improving accessibility, connectivity, and opportunities across the county.

New Government Service to Link Patients with Charities at Diagnosis

29 Sep, 2025by Julie GibsonHealth and social care, Information, advice and guidance

From 2026, people newly diagnosed with long-term health conditions in England will be automatically referred to specialist charities via the NHS App. The programme — known as Diagnosis Connect — aims to offer support from day one, bridging medical care and voluntary sector help.

Ofgem confirms plans to introduce lower standing charge tariffs

29 Sep, 2025by Julie GibsonEnergy Prices, Information, advice and guidance

On Wednesday 24th September, Ofgem announced a new requirement for suppliers to offer at least one lower standing charge tariff to their customers. Households will be given more choice in how they pay the fixed costs currently covered by the standing charge.

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