As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, rural communities are often left behind and with a majority of Norfolk's communities being rural, this is something that impacts our county directly. Rural equality has never been more important, however it seems as though there is little momentum toward resolving the issues faced by rural communities.
If you or someone you know is dependent on a landline telephone, or a service that relies on it, such as a telecare device, personal alarm, or burglar/fire alarm, then it is recommended that they check with the provider of the service to see what their plans are for the service, and when they expect the changes to happen.
As the political landscape evolves, charities find themselves at the forefront of crucial discussions, advocating for their causes while upholding legal obligations and public trust. Here, we provide essential insights and resources to empower charity leaders in making informed decisions.
Embrace companion planting to naturally deter pests and boost plant health and prioritise native and pollinator-friendly species to support local ecosystems. By adopting sustainable gardening practices, we can minimise our environmental footprint and create healthier, more vibrant gardens.
Community Action Norfolk is urging candidates standing in the general election across Norfolk not to forget the needs and circumstances of people living and working in the countryside.
Loneliness Awareness Week is running from the 10th to the 16th of June. Originally initiated by The Marmalade Trust in 2016, Loneliness Awareness Week was created to spotlight loneliness across the UK. This year’s theme is “random acts of connection” and aims to encourage everyone to increase those simple, everyday moments of connection which help us feel happier and less lonely.