Our Talking About Cancer Together (TACT) Project has been funded by Macmillan Cancer Support since April 2023 and has recently been extended to July 2027.
We have been receiving a lot of queries from charities and Parish Councils with community buildings and spaces with a capacity of over 200, 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.
Are you ready for the upcoming Companies House filing changes? Find out what the new rules mean for your organisation, what action you may need to take, and how to prepare ahead of the April 2028 deadline.
A new parliamentary report has highlighted concerns that increasing pressures on GP services are reducing opportunities for preventative care for older people living with frailty. The findings reinforce the importance of identifying support needs early and helping people maintain their health, wellbeing and independence.
Good transport links help people access jobs, healthcare, education and vital services, yet many rural communities continue to face significant challenges when it comes to getting around. As Better Transport Week 2026 highlights the importance of connecting people and places, we look at why reliable, affordable and accessible transport matters so much for rural Norfolk and communities across the UK.
The Inspiration Awards are organised by The Village Halls Podcast and proudly sponsored by Allied Westminster. They were created to recognise and celebrate the outstanding work taking place in village halls across the UK — from innovation, resilience and community impact to volunteer dedication, inclusion, fundraising, governance, sustainability and the many ways halls continue to sit at the heart of rural life.
Every year the Patients Association hears from patients about their experience of the NHS. Behind every statistic in this report is a person, with a delayed diagnosis, a cancelled procedure or a medical appointment where nobody asked the patient what mattered.
We all talk about Climate Change, but do we really understand the implications? A new report examines how climate change is expected to affect us and explores how it will impact our lives over the coming years.
A new blog from the Charity Commission for England and Wales highlights the growing risks of unmanaged conflicts of interest in charities. While conflicts are common, failing to properly identify and manage them can lead to financial loss, reputational damage, and regulatory action. The Commission stresses that trustees must be proactive; declaring conflicts, keeping clear records, and following proper procedures, to protect both their charity and public trust.
Read a statement from Chris Scott, Director of Strategic Commissioning and Market Development at Norfolk County Council about the Government's announcement on Local Government Reorganisation in Norfolk.