Windsor Community Project

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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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    Dr Bike session at The Swan, Windsor - 10th October

    over 2 years ago

    Dr Bike events are designed to keep people’s bikes in safe and reliable condition.

    The next session will be on the 10th October at The Swan in Windsor

    Our mechanics spend approximately 30 mins on each bike, carrying out a light service and where necessary replacing consumable parts, and carrying out minor repairs.

    When the work has been completed you’ll receive a report detailing all the work carried out on your bike, and any ‘advisory’ work that is beyond the scope of Dr Bike.

    To help our qualified mechanics check as many bikes as possible, we ask that owners bring... Continue reading

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    Green Up Our Streets - Urban Greening Campaign

    by Zoe Macavoy, over 2 years ago

    Last weekend Green Earth Plan CIC kicked off their first National Lottery funded urban greening community project under their 'Green Up Our Streets' campaign. Local residents gathered on the green at Duncroft to discuss their ideas and agree how they would like to use this space to benefit both people and the planet.

    The 'Green Up Duncroft' plans have been drafted and once final, they will be submitted to the council for approval under a new green space community adoption scheme that Green Earth Plan has been developing alongside the RBWM's sustainability team for several months.

    We hope to start... Continue reading

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    Coat Swap - 05/10 & 07/10

    over 2 years ago

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    Maidenhead Cycle Hub & The Windsor Homeless Project

    about 3 years ago

    Maidenhead Cycle Hub is proud to work with RBWM and The Windsor Homeless Project to give bikes to homeless people. Because our borough is geographically spread out, our local council cannot always find housing for homeless people where they normally reside. Cycle Hub’s bikes have proved to be an excellent solution to allow homeless people travel independently and continue to access council services, their social groups, and find work further afield.


    Nick Roberts, Windsor Homeless Project said:

    "The idea of joining up with Cycle Hub came about as more of our guests were being placed into accommodation outside of... Continue reading

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    Roger Cannon – Community Learning & Skills Service (CLaSS)

    about 3 years ago

    I work for Community Learning and Skills (CLaSS) within The Royal Borough. We are an adult learning provider (19+ years old) and we offer a range of classes and courses that help to get people into work and upskill individuals so they can take part in everyday life. We also offer development courses for organisations from the private, voluntary and independent sector . All courses run by CLaSS are tailored to meet local needs and demand.

    I am delighted to be involved in this very exciting initiative. As part of our activity associated with the project we have worked with... Continue reading

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    Mikkom & Maidenhead Cycle Hub working together

    about 3 years ago

    Established in 1999, Mikkom is a Windsor-based software development company who specialises in producing innovative and highly secure patient booking, messaging and information exchange software, for the NHS and other international “Blue-chip” healthcare organisations. Mikkom has always been proud to support worthy causes and for many years has provided its messaging services “pro bono” to Defence Rehab (DNRC), to streamline how injured service personnel access their medical appointments.

    At the start of the pandemic, Mikkom modified and deployed one of its systems free of charge, to provide much needed automation to facilitate how local volunteers could meet the needs of... Continue reading

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    Cllr Carole DaCosta – West Windsor Hub

    about 3 years ago

    I have lived in Clewer & Dedworth East for over 20 years, I worked in the community as a community midwife at Dedworth Medical Centre.

    I was involved in establishing the West Windsor Hub in March 2020 in response to the national lockdown due to COVID-19. The community hub offered help and support to those who were shielding or unable to get out for their essentials easily. The volunteers from the hub offer shopping services, prescription services, emergency food bags and boxes with recipe cards, food-packs during the school holidays for children, healthy snack packs, as well as providing extra... Continue reading

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    Sufian Jabbar – Windsor Primary Care Network Lead and GP

    about 3 years ago

    Working in partnership with local organisations through the project has provided a platform of information sharing. This offers a richer quality of information which provides great insight into the community and local area. This insight has contributed to the development of the C&D pilot project. I have been able to provide crucial insight about health and wellbeing needs locally. The insight each organisation has contributed has given the project group an opportunity to highlight local determinants of primary care which can’t traditionally be resolved through primary care, such as environmental factors, isolation and loneliness, learning, training, skills and help with... Continue reading

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    Councillor Donna Stimson – Lead Member - Climate Change, Sustainability, Parks and Countryside

    about 3 years ago

    The work of those involved in the physical environment project group will be very beneficial to the community but will also deliver on the councils Environment and Climate Strategy at a community level. This is encouraging to see as the natural environment is so closely linked to the community’s general health and well-being.

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    Dominique Unsworth –Youth Engagement Services (YES)

    about 3 years ago

    Youth Engagement Services (YES) is a consortium of providers who deliver a range of engagement services and activities for disadvantaged young people and children aged between 11-19. YES was appointed as a delivery partner for the Clewer & Dedworth project.

    During the early stages of the project YES engaged with local young people and children to find out what mattered most to them in the community. They also discovered local organisations and community groups actively engaging with young people in the area. They ranged from Guide and Scout groups to dance agencies. We contacted each one regarding the project and... Continue reading

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