England

There are 807 resources from England.

Paper: 02.07.25

Delivering Neighbourhood Renewal A response to the Independent Commission on Neighbourhoods (ICON) Green Paper.

Article: 25.06.25

The Welfare Bill: A Disabled Person's Perspective Yet more cuts to disability benefits doesn't feel like a reform to Cat Wood, it feels like an attack.

Article: 25.06.25

Inclusive Schooling: What should Support Teachers do? David Towell comments on a just-published international study that seeks to explore this key question.

Reviews: 17.06.25

The Care Economy David Towell reviews Tim Jackson's book on how to bring care to the centre of our economy.

Article: 17.06.25

The Communitarian Case for Diversity Henry Tam explains why the true value of community lies in its ability to welcome and nurture our natural diversity.

Article: 16.06.25

Requires Improvement Part One in a new series of articles looking at Britain's crumbling education system.

Books: 02.06.25

Friends and Purpose Stories from communities across the United Kingdom where people are discovering the power of connection.

Article: 07.05.25

The Power Gap Democracy stops working when some people have much more power than others.

Article: 06.05.25

Direct Payments and Flexibility A review of direct payment policies across English councils, identifying opportunities for more flexibility.

Article: 05.05.25

Reaching Democratic Agreement Differently Perry Walker and Paul Thistlethwaite share useful tools that can be used to reach a consensus.

Handbook: 02.05.25

Easy Read Guide to Citizen Network A guide to Citizen Network in English and Spanish.

Article: 30.04.25

My Name is Cat Wood Cat Wood faces multiple challenges within the mental health system but peer support is helping.

Books: 30.04.25

Human Flourishing Eri Mountbatten-O'Malley explores what human flourishing really means.

Paper: 25.04.25

DIY Democracy: A Guide to Citizens' Juries A guide for community groups and organisations interested in running low cost citizens' juries.

Article: 25.04.25

Citizens' Assemblies vs People's Assemblies A comparison between two different forms of deliberative democracy.

Article: 22.04.25

Time to De-Colonise Yorkshire After 40 years of British citizenship John Carlisle wonders if what he needs is Yorkshire citizenship.

Article: 17.04.25

Citizens and the BBC How the BBC is failing its citizens.

Paper: 16.04.25

From National to Neighbourhood Can support providers become agents of citizenship and community development?

Paper: 16.04.25

Building Bridges Second Edition A paper exploring how to help people leave Assessment and Treatment Units (ATUs).

Article: 18.03.25

Neighbourhoods of Care During the Fearless Cities South Yorkshire Summit hundreds of people met to consider how we can transform care.

Article: 17.03.25

Developing a Self-Directed Support Strategy With the right approach councils can achieve better outcomes and reduced costs.

Article: 14.03.25

Independence for People with Complex Needs Communication between people, carers and professionals is the key to independent living.

Reviews: 14.03.25

Developing Inclusive Schools This book offers a contemporary understanding of inclusion and equity, suggesting pathways to school improvement.

Paper: 07.03.25

Rethinking Regulation: a Manifesto Regulation is undermining innovation, efficiency and the spirit of citizenship and public service.

Article: 06.03.25

Fixing Social Care Funding More money will help, but it is not enough, the whole social care system needs to change.

Article: 05.03.25

Democracy as Human Connections At the heart of democracy must be the neighbourliness which connects and builds trust.

Article: 05.03.25

One Size Does Not Fit All - CQC Inflexibility The registration process for care does not promote good quality personalised support

Paper: 23.02.25

Proposal for An Independent Advisory Panel on DWP-Related Deaths There must be an independent review of the deaths and suicides caused by the DWP's failed systems.

Article: 17.02.25

Personal Budgets and Homelessness Greater Change are using personal budgets and individual support to help people overcome homelessness.

Article: 14.02.25

Hybrid Direct Payment Support Services This article explores how councils can benefit from a hybrid approach to direct payments.

Article: 14.02.25

Outsourcing Direct Payment Support Services This article examines the benefits and drawbacks of outsourcing direct payment support services.

Article: 14.02.25

Insourcing Direct Payment Support Services This article explores the benefits and drawbacks of insourcing direct payment support services.

Article: 23.01.25

Coalville Certainly CAN Coalville CAN is showing how local people can take back control of their community spaces and inspiring local pride.

Article: 09.01.25

Communitarian Consensus-Building There are many different ways we can work together to make democratic decisions that everyone can support.

Article: 07.01.25

Changing the Narrative is Key Not only does the system keep using confusing jargon to describe things it also keeps changing the jargon.

Community Wardens Community Wardens in Doncaster are helping citizens to care for each other in their neighbourhoods.

Article: 03.12.24

Individual Service Funds Explainer The basic building blocks of offering personalised support with ISFs and what it means in practice.

Article: 02.12.24

Multilevel Citizenship Grassroot activists and governments need each other and we need to integrate different kinds of decision-making.

Paper: 28.11.24

My Support Money This template helps people be clear about how their personal budget is being used.

Reviews: 25.11.24

UK Education: Still Awaiting an Inclusive Future David Towell reviews two books focusing on the development of inclusive education in England.

Article: 19.11.24

Delivering Sustainable Savings and Efficiencies in Social Care Individual Service Funds (ISFs) offer citizens the autonomy to control their care budgets directly.

Paper: 18.11.24

Individual Service Funds Business Case Template A practical, structured guide for Local Authorities considering implementing Individual Service Funds (ISFs).

Addiction Glyn Butcher shares his personal reflections, both his understanding and his experience of addiction.

Webinar: 11.11.24

Part 8: Grassroots Policies In this webinar contributors described the work we need to do to take care of our rivers.

Paper: 01.11.24

The Potteries Pound: A Community-Driven Digital Currency A digital innovation that takes the principles of time-banking forward, as one part of the Stoke Model.

Paper: 01.11.24

The Public Health Crisis Created by UK Social Policy Reforms An overview of the damaging social policies that have targeted sick and disabled people.

Article: 09.10.24

Citizen Democracy: Learning from North West Together We Can NWTWC promoted local and regional based learning to improve lives and create sustainable communities.

The Mental Health System Glyn Butcher shares a personal reflection on our mental health systems and how we might change them.

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