Looking Back on 2025, Together
Well Together in 2025 has been about listening, gaining a deeper understanding of what VCFSE groups and organisations are facing, and…
Blogs & News
Sign up to our newsletterTop five issues in planning
We support town and parish councils, community organisations, and residents to navigate the planning system. Our aim is to help…
Councils are changing
Councils are changing. Oxfordshire County Council’s proposal to government for a single council was submitted on Thursday. It offers the…
All Well Together: A community celebration
Last Friday community groups from across Oxfordshire met up for ALL WELL TOGETHER – a free drop-in event with displays (including a…
Reflections on our AGM
On Friday we held our AGM. We had an amazing talk from Mark – the former director of Asylum Welcome…
Trustees Week 2025
It’s #TrusteesWeek! The time of year when we celebrate the amazing contribution made by trustees for their charities and recognise…
Annual Review and AGM 2024/5
We’ve released our Annual Review 2024/5! Have a read to explore the many ways our dedicated staff have supported communities…
Community Transport Week 2025
We’re on board for CTWeek25! From 13-17 October 2025, communities across the UK will join us in celebrating the vital…
Join our AGM with a talk on Immigration, asylum, and refugees: myths, misconceptions, and lived reality.
Join our online Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Thursday 6th November where Mark Goldring will be joining us as our…
Community-led Housing event on Saturday
In collaboration with Oxfordshire Community Land Trust, we hosted a get-together for community-led housing groups across Oxfordshire on Saturday. 25…
Funding available before end of September: Access essential products for your organisation
We wanted to share a funding opportunity that we came across which can help your organisation to supply free essential…
The Connected Communities Fund 2025-2026 is now open!
The Connected Communities Fund (CCF) returns for its 4th year, thanks to funding from Oxfordshire County Council, with £270,000 available…
