Locality is the leading nationwide network of settlements, development trusts, social action centres and community enterprises.

We believe that every community is a place of possibility.

 

We are a national network of over 700 community-led organisations. Together, we form a powerful movement for social change. We support current and aspiring members to promote community enterprise, community asset ownership and social action within their communities.

Our unique approach to helping community enterprises means we give support at each stage of the journey. We have a track record of developing new and existing community enterprises that drive positive social change.

Community assets are land and buildings owned or managed by community organisations.  Locality members have a long history of using asset-based development to achieve long term social, economic, and environmental improvements to their local area.

Because it’s member-driven, Locality is one of the most effective and influential organisations in the country.

Locality works with hundreds of inspiring organisations who believe, like us, that things can change through social action.

Across our movement there exists a wealth of knowledge, expertise and practical experience in community asset ownership, social action and community enterprise.

For those interested in using the Localism Act we have a wealth of information, resources and case studies on

·      Community Right to Bid

·      Community Assest Transfer

·      Community Right to Build

·      Community Right to Challenge

·      Neighbourhood Planning

For regular news, events, information and updates on the Localism Act and how best to utilize it you can join us on our social networks

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 LinkedIn

Or if you have further questions or are interested in applying for a grant, we have a friendly team who are waiting to help you can call give them a call on the general enquiries line 0845 345 4564, Mon-Fri 9.30am – 12.30pm.

Or if you’d like us to call you back just submit your question via the form on our website and someone will call you back.

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