The Little Bookshop community hub
On 1 December 2018, my late and beloved friend, Mr Alan Senior, re-founded and dedicated our rebuilt community centre in Great Linford, The Little 'Bookshop', next to the local Co-op Food store.
Coronavirus
Ways you can help your community
Inspiring stories
Here's a selection of amazing stories about how communities are coming together during coronavirus. If you think your community has done something special, share your story
Delivering food with a smile
Our community has a lot of people who are classed as vulnerable during this challenging time. Because of this we’ve made it our goal to help as many vulnerable people in our community by promoting our delivery service in store.
Community in Cupar cares
After the Covid-19 outbreak we had to stop our group work. I gathered a bunch of Scottish National Party members and other volunteers around the community. They became standby drivers supporting the local foodbank in Cupar.
Every community is unique
Our small village has set up a community response group to help vulnerable and older people during this time.
A lifeline for families
Rackets Cubed is working with schools, local partners and councils to offer essential food, personal hygiene, activity and educational community boxes to the most vulnerable children and their families.
Helping through hip hop
We’re using technology to keep our arms around our extended family of over 350 young and vulnerable people across Plymouth and beyond. We provide daily, and often hourly, essential support, and daily hip hop classes from our own living room.
