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Community groups and organisations across Clewer & Dedworth have come together through this initiative to develop projects that shape the local area in ways that matter most to the community.
Some of the community projects that have been created so far are:
New project ideas are constantly emerging from the conversations that are being carried forward by the networks that have been created through this initiative.
If you are passionate about the your community and want to help make a difference with our Clewer and Dedworth project please email volunteer@rbwm.gov.uk.
Community groups and organisations across Clewer & Dedworth have come together through this initiative to develop projects that shape the local area in ways that matter most to the community.
Some of the community projects that have been created so far are:
New project ideas are constantly emerging from the conversations that are being carried forward by the networks that have been created through this initiative.
If you are passionate about the your community and want to help make a difference with our Clewer and Dedworth project please email volunteer@rbwm.gov.uk.
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Through research and conversations with residents to develop Abri’s Community Investment Plan, finding out what matters most to the Dedworth and Clewer community, Abri identified five key themes for potential community development, they were: Community Empowerment, Health & Wellbeing, Employment & Skills, Community Safety and Physical Environment. The project focused on these key themes.
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The Clewer and Dedworth projects build on the fantastic community response to the coronavirus pandemic. Through connecting community assets together communities can become stronger, more resilient and independent and therefore be able to tackle local challenges. The projects also help deliver on council strategies at a community level and embodies how we would like to work with communities going forwards.
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By creating the ‘Windsor Cycle Hub’ as a CIC we will be able to provide the community with a range of goods and services which overcome some of the barriers which prevent people cycling such as safety, price, knowledge and skills, confidence, and bike maintenance. It will therefore encourage more people to cycle regularly which will have a positive impact on our community’s health and well-being
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Through the food network we have made connections with other charitable food organisations locally. We have been working collaboratively to understand and tackle the local food need whilst avoiding duplication. Together we are stronger and are best able to support the community, especially during this time.
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The project has created an excellent platform for Green Earth Plan to work with residents and organisations in the Clewer and Dedworth community. It’s been exciting to see our plans for the community orchard come to life over the past months. The orchard is now home to 19 fruit trees of 17 different varieties including, apples, pears, plums, cherries, quinces and damsons which will fruit from early summer to late autumn. The orchard is a place of beauty and will enhance health and wellbeing as well as providing an opportunity for social gatherings and learning for many years to come.