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How to Get a Community Defibrillator for Your Street
If someone on your road collapsed in cardiac arrest tonight, would anyone know where the nearest defibrillator is, and could...
Most people who try to start a neighbourhood book club get a great first meeting and a sad third one. Twelve people turn up in month one, seven in month two, and by month three it is you, the host and a plate of untouched biscuits.
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If someone on your road collapsed in cardiac arrest tonight, would anyone know where the nearest defibrillator is, and could...
Community Building
Most streets already have a dozen small problems that one message could solve: a parcel left at the wrong door, a lost cat, a...
Volunteering
Lots of people want to volunteer at an animal shelter, picture themselves cuddling puppies, then find the application asks for...
Stories
Most of us walk past the church hall or community centre on a weekday evening and never see the steam on the windows.
Local Action
Your road is all tarmac, parked cars and bare pavement, and summer afternoons feel hotter there than two streets over where the...
Inspiration
On many streets, the teenagers and the pensioners live twenty metres apart and never exchange more than a nod.
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