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People cycling at Leicester's Open Streets event
Leicester

Leicester streets turn into a free playground for bikes, art and family creativity

Open Streets returns to Leicester’s Waterside area with free adapted cycling, street art, music, workshops and family activities.

Residents celebrating the reopening of Barrow Hill Memorial Hall
Barrow Hill, Chesterfield

1863 memorial hall reopens as a modern community hub in Barrow Hill

Barrow Hill Memorial Hall near Chesterfield has reopened with a pantry, café, family hub, activity space and health hub after major refurbishment.

People taking part in activities at Willowbrook Wellbeing Garden in Corby
Corby, Northamptonshire

Corby wellbeing garden gets two years of funding to keep people connected through every season

More than £18,000 from The National Lottery Community Fund will keep Green Minds sessions running at Willowbrook Wellbeing Garden, supporting up to 20 people a week through gardening, nature and peer connection.

Volunteers working on the Derventio Housing Trust garden and support space
Ilkeston, Derbyshire

Volunteers help Derbyshire homelessness project grow its garden and support space

A team from Places for People’s Thrive training centre has spent a day improving Derventio Housing Trust’s Growing Lives project in Ilkeston.

Loughborough University researchers examining technology used to produce precisely organised light frequencies
Loughborough

‘Rainbow on a chip’ research could help unlock faster 6G networks

A Loughborough University-led team has demonstrated a tiny chip that produces precisely spaced frequencies of light, with potential uses in 6G communications and quantum technologies.