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Plan to increase digital skills to deliver growth and opportunity for all

28 Feb, 2025by Julie GibsonInformation, advice and guidance

Government sets out first steps to break down barriers to digital inclusion affecting 1 in 4 Britons to help put more money into people’s pockets.

A flexible approach to funding

28 Feb, 2025by Julie GibsonFunding

How flexible is your approach to fundraising? We know that for many of our organisations, funding is a lead priority, and when a project or target is set, it can be tempting to immediately look for ways to access significant funds, quickly. But this month, we’re urging our members to think flexibly when it comes to funding and recognise the potential of combining grant funding, or other fundraising, with easyfundraising.  

Let’s Make a Film Together – Join Us for a Filmmaking Workshop in Norwich or Dereham!

20 Feb, 2025by Caitlin MackayPlanning, doing and learning, Support for organisations and communities

Have you noticed the power of storytelling? Ever wondered how films are made, or wanted to try your hand at creating one? Here’s your chance!

Environment Agency Releases Updated Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Data

19 Feb, 2025by Caitlin MackayKnowledge Base

The Environment Agency has released updated data for the National Flood Risk Assessment (NaFRA) and introduced a new National Coastal Erosion Risk Map (NCERM). These updates provide a more accurate representation of flood and coastal erosion risks across England, with potential changes in risk levels for some homes and businesses.

Upcoming Local Government Restructuring: What It Means for You

06 Feb, 2025by Julie GibsonConsultation, Editorial, Comment and Opinion

Local government restructuring may streamline services but raises concerns about funding delays and local representation, with rural communities facing ongoing financial disparities.

Norwich revealed as one of the top 10 mouldy cities in the UK.

03 Feb, 2025by Julie GibsonNews Article, Reports & Evidence

It’s a title no city wants, but Norwich has been ranked as the UK’s 10th coldest and dampest housing hotspot, with 14% of residents living in substandard conditions.

Norfolk's Mobile Signal 'Notspots' Highlight Rural Connectivity Inequality

03 Feb, 2025by Caitlin MackayNews Article, Reports & Evidence

A study has shed light on the worst areas for mobile phone signal in Norfolk, revealing significant connectivity challenges in the county's rural communities. Conducted by Streetwave as part of a Norfolk County Council led project, the study mapped network coverage across the county, highlighting areas of ‘poor’ and ‘essential’ signal and identifying mobile signal ‘notspots’ - places with little or no mobile or Wi-Fi coverage. 

The Energy Crisis and Fuel Poverty; latest updates.

27 Jan, 2025by Julie GibsonEnergy Prices

Norfolk, like much of the UK, continues to face challenges stemming from the ongoing energy crisis. Rising energy costs have significantly impacted both individual households and the Voluntary, Community, and Social Enterprise (VCSE) sector within the county.

The Role of Rural Housing Enablers

14 Jan, 2025by Caitlin MackayHousing, News Article

The UK housing crisis has a continued presence in our headlines, and rural communities are among those feeling the strain the most. These rural areas are facing a growing affordability gap, leaving many residents struggling to find suitable housing. Our Rural Housing Enabler (RHE) Ollie Brice plays a crucial role in addressing these challenges by promoting and developing affordable housing in areas where it’s needed most.  

Biggest Overhaul in a Generation for Children’s Social Care

13 Jan, 2025by Julie GibsonInformation, advice and guidance

New powers have been handed to Ofsted to crack down on exploitative children's care providers and transparency is to be increased around their finances.

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