Cheltenham / Stroud, Gloucestershire – January 2026 – Randall & Payne has announced Meningitis Now as its corporate charity partner for 2026 and 2027 following a staff-led selection process. […]
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Supporting Children & Young People’s Mental Health Let’s Talk Well Conference | 27 March | Cheltenham Racecourse This focused conference centres on children and young people’s mental health, with a
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Gift Wrapping Volunteers Are you crafty or good at wrapping? Caring for Communities and People (CCP) need 20 volunteers for a gift wrap and card making stall in the Regent
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Gloucester’s new Arts, Health and Wellbeing Centre has held a special event to celebrate the impact of the first round of Small Grants in Research and Evaluation, awarded in 2024
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A community football club has teamed up with students from the local secondary school to co-produce an app illustrating how sustainability and wellbeing has had a positive impact on users
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Stroud-based charity The Nelson Trust, has marked its 40th anniversary with two sold-out Women in Leadership events, bringing together women from across the region to share experiences and champion the
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A new report has found that University of Gloucestershire’s landmark City Campus has generated a total social value of £44 million for the local community — creating jobs, supporting local
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Join us this February and take part in Cuppa for Cancer Care 2026, Hope for Tomorrow’s annual flagship fundraising campaign. What is Cuppa for Cancer Care? Held between
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The Wilson Art Gallery and Museum is pleased to announce that it has secured £3,240 in funding from the Julia and Hans Rausing Trust to support Memory Lane Café, a
Countryside and Community Research Institute (CCRI) researchers have drawn important lessons from a national collaborative river health monitoring programme that could help ensure the success of other citizen science initiatives. Examining
