In Runcorn, Windmill Hill housing estate is surrounded by natural beauty – but found itself sidelined and neglected. Today, despite facing challenges, their Big Local partnership has big wins to celebrate with the community – and is committed to creating a better future for the next generation.
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blog Sep 2024
Power and leadership
Amplifying the voices of neighbourhoods
Local Trust’s chair David Warner celebrates the launch of the Independent Commission on Neighbourhoods (ICON).
News Sep 2024
Matt Leach to depart Local Trust in spring 2025
Matt Leach will be leaving Local Trust in April 2025 as part of the planned downsizing of the organisation,…
research Power and leadership
Neighbourhood Renewal – A St George’s House Consultation
A research consultation held at St George’s House organised by Local Trust asked: how can community-led neighbourhood regeneration succeed?
blog Sep 2024
Community spirit
Power and leadership
A focused mission: Neighbourhoods leading national renewal
Madeleine Jennings, Local Trust’s head of external affairs, explores the creation of new approaches to community policy that focus…
News Sep 2024
Spaces and services
Local Trust launches essay competition for next generation of community researchers
Competition calls for submissions exploring new ideas for community regeneration. Local Trust has partnered with the Centre for Regional…
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Enter Local Trust’s Community Futures essay competition
Our essay competition, asking entrants to explore innovative ideas around community regeneration, is now open for submissions. This competition…
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Social media and digital officer
We are looking for a social media and digital officer to provide essential, day-to-day digital and platform management support to Local Trust, including on our website, email, CRM and digital asset management systems
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Press and media manager
We are looking for a press and media manager who will help deliver our work with the press and media, securing positive coverage for our work and protecting against reputational damage that would undermine the legacy of the Big Local programme.