What do women need from the places where they live? Decent, affordable homes. Safe places for children and young people. Clean air, green space and services that respond to local needs. The Women’s Manifesto is building a shared agenda for change. www.change.org/p/a-women-s-...

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Communities are often asked for their views after the direction of travel has already been set. The Women’s Manifesto for Just Neighbourhoods calls for something stronger: meaningful rights for residents to shape their local areas and influence the decisions that affect them.

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Have you backed the Charter for Community Rights? You should be part of the decisions about our homes, green spaces and neighbourhoods are @chrishinchliff.bsky.social Early Day Motion in Parliament is backing the Charter ,

Planning decisions shape everyday life, from the walk to school to whether there is somewhere safe to sit, play or meet. The Women’s Manifesto for Just Neighbourhoods starts with women’s experience of the places where they live. Add your name: www.rightscommunityaction.co.uk/womensmanife...

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Back the Charter for Community Rights Too many decisions about our homes, green spaces and neighbourhoods are made without communities having a meaningful say. @chrishinchliff.bsky.social Early Day Motion in Parliament is backing the Charter for Community Rights,

Communities are often asked for their views after the direction of travel has already been set. The Women’s Manifesto for Just Neighbourhoods calls for something stronger: meaningful rights for residents to shape their local areas and influence the decisions that affect them.

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Communities should have real rights over the places where they live. The Charter for Communities sets out seven practical rights that would give people more power to shape where they live, protect what matters & challenge decisions when things go wrong. Add your support: charterfordemocracy.org

Planning decisions shape our homes, streets and neighbourhoods. But opportunities for communities to influence those decisions have been steadily reduced. The Women’s Manifesto calls for stronger rights for residents to shape their own local areas. c.org/QK78D5zcRT #JustNeighbourhoods

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Climate change is experienced in real places, by people who understand their towns in ways that maps and models cannot always capture. Postcards from the Edge is listening to communities in Hull, Skegness and Lowestoft. Find out more: www.rightscommunityaction.co.uk/postcardsfro...

Communities are already protecting local spaces, creating housing projects and finding practical solutions. The Charter for Communities sets out seven rights that would give them more power to shape the places where they live. Read and sign: charterfordemocracy.org

What do women need from the places where they live? Decent, affordable homes. Safe places for children and young people. Clean air, green space and services that respond to local needs. The Women’s Manifesto is building a shared agenda for change. www.change.org/p/a-women-s-...

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Our new report sets out seven community rights. The Charter for Communities turns those rights into a wider call for stronger community power over the places where people live. Read the report, then explore and support the Charter: charterfordemocracy.org

A healthy home. The right to play, roam and grow food. A real voice in local decisions, and the ability to challenge them. Our new report sets out seven rights that would give communities more power over the places where they live. Read it here: drive.google.com/file/d/1-zsF...

What do women need from the places where they live? Decent, affordable homes. Safe places for children and young people. Clean air, green space and services that respond to local needs. The Women’s Manifesto is building a shared agenda for change. www.change.org/p/a-women-s-...

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On #InternationalDayofDemocracy, we’re publishing Community Environmental Rights in England. It sets out seven rights aimed at giving people greater power over the places where they live, with contributions from planners, environmental lawyers and community campaigners...

Government Planning Reforms are Stripping Communities of their Democratic Voice — Rights Community Action (Copy)

New report sets out seven enforceable rights to give people greater power over the places where they live Government planning reforms continue to strip communities of their democratic voice and…

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Planning decisions shape our homes, streets and neighbourhoods. But opportunities for communities to influence those decisions have been steadily reduced. The Women’s Manifesto calls for stronger rights for residents to shape their own local areas. c.org/QK78D5zcRT #JustNeighbourhoods

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The Women’s Manifesto for Just Neighbourhoods calls for residents to have a meaningful role in planning their local areas, with decisions driven by public benefit and local need. Read the manifesto and add your name www.change.org/p/a-women-s-...

A decent, secure home. Safe places for children to play. Clean air, green space and local services that meet people’s needs. The Women’s Manifesto for Just Neighbourhoods brings together women and community groups to set out what needs to change. Read the manifesto and add your name: bit.ly/4ikR8DW

Have you been following #PostcardsFromTheEdge? Read our first #LetterFromTheEdge from our Lowestoft Climate Steward - and support the project on instagram and TikTok @fromtheedgepostcards www.rightscommunityaction.co.uk/blog/letter-...

Letter from the Edge - Lowestoft — Rights Community Action (Copy)

Hugh Ellis paid us a visit in Lowestoft to catch up with some members of UseYourVoice about land and community and flood barriers and whatever came up over the excellent coffee in the Mayfly…

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Climate change is experienced in real places, by people who understand their towns in ways that maps and models cannot always capture. Postcards from the Edge is listening to communities in Hull, Skegness and Lowestoft. Find out more: www.rightscommunityaction.co.uk/postcardsfro...

Communities are already protecting local spaces, creating housing projects and finding practical solutions. The Charter for Communities sets out seven rights that would give them more power to shape the places where they live. Read and sign: charterfordemocracy.org

We know what our neighbourhoods need because we live with the consequences when planning gets it wrong. The Women’s Manifesto calls for decent homes, safer places, accessible services and a meaningful voice in local decisions. Read it and add your name: c.org/w6dkF4Y84s

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

Communities are expected to live with decisions about development, land and local services, but too often have little power to shape them. The Charter for Communities sets out seven rights to change that. Read and sign: charterfordemocracy.org

Planning decisions are often made without enough attention about how we experience the places where we live. The Women’s Manifesto for Just Neighbourhoods sets out what needs to change, from secure and affordable homes to safer streets, accessible services, green space, places for young people...

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The Government’s changes to the National Planning Policy Framework would make it harder for councils to reject poor development and easier for national rules to override what local places need. What ministers describe as “excessive gold-plating” includes standards that help secure decent homes..

New National Planning Policy Framework - Our Response — Rights Community Action (Copy)

In response to the press release issued today on changes to the NPPF from the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government, Rights Community Action’s directer, Naomi Luhde-Thompson, said …

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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-...