The people who know a neighbourhood best should have a meaningful say in shaping its future. The Women’s Manifesto calls for planning that listens to women and communities, protects local democracy and delivers what people actually need. Add your name: bit.ly/4ikR8DW

The Government says it wants to give communities more power. That must mean giving people enforceable rights over the places where they live. The Charter for Communities sets out seven practical rights to help make that happen. Read and sign: charterfordemocracy.org

A decent home. Safe places for children to play. Clean air, green space and services shaped around local needs. Women are setting out what a just neighbourhood should look like. Read the Women’s Manifesto and add your name: bit.ly/4ikR8DW

Do you want a just neighbourhood? A healthy home; clean air, green space; support when needed; places for young people. A real say in local decisions. @commsaversclass.bsky.social @womensbudgetgrp.bsky.social @wen-uk.bsky.social Sign our @ukchange.bskyb.social : www.change.org/p/a-women-s-...

Are you following Postcards from the Edge yet? Our project in Hull, Lowestoft & Skegness documents what's changing, shares what matters locally and works to make change - because climate change looks different in every community. Follow on Instagram & TikTok (@ fromtheedgepostcards)

Do you want a just neighbourhood? A healthy home; clean air, green space; support when needed; places for young people. A real say in local decisions. @commsaversclass.bsky.social @womensbudgetgrp.bsky.social @wen-uk.bsky.social Sign our @ukchange.bskyb.social : www.change.org/p/a-women-s-...

Communities deserve more than a chance to comment after decisions have already been made. The Charter for Community Rights sets out the rights people need to understand, influence and challenge what happens where they live. Read it and add your support: charterfordemocracy.org

Postcards from the Edge is a five-year community climate project working in Hull, Lowestoft, Skegness and Boston, funded by The National Lottery Community Fund thanks to National Lottery players. Follow and share the project on Instagram and TikTok @fromtheedgepostcards

Who gets heard when decisions are made about our homes? We work with communities fighting for a meaningful say over what happens where they live. Find out more about our work www.rightscommunityaction.co.uk #CommunityVoice #CommunityPower #CommunityEmpowerment

Another summer of extreme weather is another reminder that climate change isn’t something waiting for us in the future. It is shaping where and how people live now. Communities must be part of the decisions about their future. Follow us for more. www.theguardian.com/environment/...

'The question of how we can reclaim our political life won’t go away' Looking for an interesting Friday #LongRead on why we need more empathy in politics? Revisit our call for an Office for Empathy - written by Hugh Ellis, one of our directors. www.rightscommunityaction.co.uk/blog/officef...

Do you believe in the power of collective action? We're small, but we've managed to make change at a local & national level, all through collaboration & creativity. Whether creating murals or challenging the Government in court, we work hand-in-hand with communities to make change on climate.

A clean and healthy environment shouldn't depend on your postcode or income. Communities need real rights to protect the places we live, not more empty talk. Sign the Charter for Community Rights - we need your voice! charterfordemocracy.org

Have you signed our Charter for Communities yet? If you believe in the power of collective action AND that communities need real rights to protect the places we live then join our campaign for change charterfordemocracy.org

Local knowledge matters. Through Community Climate Stewards, Rights Community Action is working with communities in Hull, Lowestoft and Skegness to make sure local experience is heard in decisions about climate risk and the future of the places people call home.

Local knowledge matters. We are working with communities in Hull, Lowestoft and Skegness to make sure local experience is heard in decisions the future of the places people call home. Follow the campaign platforms for stories from the project, @fromtheedgepostcards on Insta and tiktok

Hello Lowestoft! Our new campaign is working with communities in Lowestoft, Hull & Skegness to share local stories, listen to & support communities to have more say in how their places respond to climate risk. We need your help! Please follow the campaign on Instagram & tiktok @fromtheedgepostcards

Introducing Postcards from the Edge! Over the next five years, the project will work with communities in Hull, Lowestoft and Skegness to share local stories, build confidence and support people to have more say in how their places respond to climate risk.

People living on the edge, facing the realities of climate change know their places best. We’re launching Community Climate Stewards, a new five-year project with communities in Hull, Lowestoft and Skegness.

We have some VERY exciting news to announce this week....subscribe to be the first to know what we're getting up to! www.rightscommunityaction.co.uk/contact

Call us unreasonable, but we think that communities should have a voice in local decisions - and the right to challenge them. We also think that healthy homes and clean rivers should be a right too. Feel the same? Join us! Sign the Charter for Community Rights charterfordemocracy.org #CommunityVoice

People who live with the consequences of decisions should have a real voice in making them. This means the power to participate, to be heard, and to challenge decisions. Our Charter sets out practical rights to shift power back towards people and places. Join the campaign! charterfordemocracy.org

A healthy home isn't a luxury - it's the foundation for wellbeing, safety, & dignity. Too many people live with damp, cold, unsafe housing, while communities have too little power to influence what gets built and where. Join our campaign for a Charter for Community Rights! charterfordemocracy.org

We've got LOTS of exciting work coming up this year on climate and planning, working hand-in-hand with local communities. If you'd like to keep up to date with our work or get involved, sign up on our website - collective action is power! #FierceHope www.rightscommunityaction.co.uk/contact

Are you an unreasonable person? Then join us! We are making outrageous demands for a things like a clean and healthy environment, homes that don't make us sick &the right to be heard in decision that affect our local areas. Feel the same? Then sign the Charter for Communities charterfordemocracy.org

Do you feel powerless? You're not alone - communities know what they need but so often they are shut out of the decisions. Sign our Charter for Communities! We want rights that give people a voice in what happens where they live. We should all have the right to participate and to challenge.

People should have the right to take part in decisions about the places they live. Too often, communities are brought in late (if at all!) once the big decisions have already been made. Real participation means being heard early, properly, and with the chance to make a difference...

Everyone should have the right to a clean and healthy environment. That shouldn't depend on where you live, how much money your area has, or how hard your community has to fight to be heard. Clean air, green space and healthy surroundings aren't a luxury - they're essentials for all of us.

The English Devolution & Community Empowerment Bill should make room for the right to play. Children and families need safe and welcoming streets and spaces. Proud to stand with Ingrid Skeels @playingout.bsky.social & everyone making that case. Support the Charter charterfordemocracy.org

The English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill should include the right to grow. This isn't a side issue. It's part of what strong, connected communities look like. Proud to stand with Incredible Edible @thetcpa.bsky.social in making that case. Support the Charter charterfordemocracy.org