£650,000 investment secured to strengthen communities across Cheshire and Warrington
A £650,000 investment will create new opportunities for Cheshire and Warrington’s voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise (VCFSE) sector.
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A £650,000 investment will create new opportunities for Cheshire and Warrington’s voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise (VCFSE) sector.
Read MoreRural Together Community Partnership is offering grants of up to £500 per organisation to support local ideas that help rural residents in Cheshire West access clubs, classes and services.
Read MoreCheshire Community Action has submitted its response to Cheshire West and Chester Council’s consultation on the scope of its new Local Plan.
Read MoreCheshire Community Action is looking for a practical, compassionate person to help patients make a safe and supported move home from hospital.
Read MoreCheshire Community Action (CCA) has been awarded a £307,000 contract for 2.5 years, to continue delivering the successful Community Home First service across Cheshire West and Chester.
Read MoreWe’re looking for an organised, enthusiastic and proactive person to join our team in a varied role combining office administration, finance support, communications and marketing.
Read MoreThe Government published a new National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) on 17 August 2026. It changes how planning applications are considered and how future Local and Neighbourhood Plans must be prepared.
Read MoreSometimes the smallest grants make the biggest difference, and our recent evaluation of the Welcoming Spaces small grants scheme demonstrates this.
Read MoreOur response to the new Chester East local plan consultation highlights the opportunities for new developments and recognises the need for more affordable housing. However, we also advise caution and stress that the council must not forget local communities, and we encourage them to adopt a place-based, infrastructure-led approach.
Read MorePlanning to screen the Men’s World Cup final in your community building? Here are some practical points to consider, from safety and licensing to accessibility, communication and creating a welcoming event for everyone.
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