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Ageing in England: What the Evidence Tells Us in 2025

The State of Ageing 2025 report brings together the latest evidence on what later life looks like across England today. It highlights where people are living longer, healthier lives, and where inequalities mean ageing well is still out of reach for many. Alongside the report, a set of easy-to-understand infographics helps bring the key findings to life and makes the data accessible to everyone.

Village Halls Week 2026: Connecting Communities Through Health and Wellbeing

As we approach Village Halls Week 2026, we’re celebrating the places that connect our communities, support wellbeing and provide welcoming spaces for everyone.

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Will Devolution Deliver for Rural Communities?

Rural communities across England are facing growing challenges, from soaring house prices to rising homelessness, and many are hoping that the Government’s devolution plans will offer fresh solutions. New research explores whether handing more power to local leaders will genuinely help deliver the affordable homes and services rural areas urgently need, or whether the countryside risks being left behind once again.

Support service launched against backdrop of increasing redundancies in Norfolk

A new integrated package of support is being developed by Norfolk County Council as a report has warned the county may face up to 15,000 redundancies over the next couple of years.

Third Sector Trends in England and Wales

St Chad’s College, Durham (together with a number of partners) has run a long‑term research project called Third Sector Trends that tracks how voluntary, community and social‑enterprise organisations (VCSEs) in England and Wales are doing over time.

Why Neighbourhoods Matter

Neighbourhoods are the building blocks of strong communities. They are the places where people connect, look after one another and access support. When neighbourhoods work well, they help people feel a sense of belonging and make local services more responsive to real needs. This short piece explains why neighbourhoods matter and the vital role local infrastructure plays in helping communities thrive.

Rural Housing Enablers Unlock 2,000 Affordable Homes Pipeline

A network of independent advisors working to tackle England’s rural housing crisis has paved the way for potentially more than 2,000 affordable homes to be built across the country.

Daily £100 donations in December!

It’s the season of giving, and funding website easyfundraising are spreading some festive cheer with their Christmas Crackers competition, running 8–21 December.

Government Unveils Ambitious New Financial Inclusion Strategy

The UK Government has launched a new Financial Inclusion Strategy to make money matters work for everyone. From easier access to bank accounts and affordable credit to better financial education and support for those in debt, the plan aims to break down barriers and create a fairer, more inclusive financial system, no matter who you are or where you live.

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