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Staff blog: Welcoming the Government’s Warm Homes Plan – and what it means for rural Cambridgeshire
In a new blog, our Head of Business Services, Alison, looks at what the Government's new Warm Homes Plan means for rural Cambridgeshire.

Help shape the future of rural Cambridgeshire and Peterborough
Cambridgeshire ACRE is seeking committed and capable individuals to join our Board of Trustees.

Join Cambridgeshire ACRE as an Associate Consultant
Cambridgeshire ACRE is looking to expand its network of Associates – experienced professionals who can help us deliver high-quality consultancy and support services to rural communities across Cambridgeshire.
Photo credit: Phil MottramWinter watch: How Cambridgeshire communities can protect our rivers and wetlands
As we head into winter, learn what YOU can do to help our precious wildlife to cope with the cold.

The power of slow cooking: affordable, nutritious meals for everyone
In this blog, Rachel Mason, Cambridgeshire ACRE’s Community Wellbeing Manager explores how her team of Village Agents have taken on the challenge of demonstrating the power of slow cooking.

Powering up your community space: why your community building needs a free energy audit
In a new blog, Oli Bachini, Sustainability Advisor at Cambridgeshire ACRE makes the case for why all Cambridgeshire’s village halls and community buildings should join the queue for a free energy audit.

Digital Champions empowering rural Community Hubs in Cambridgeshire
In a powerful display of community spirit and technological support, volunteers across Cambridgeshire are stepping up as Digital Champions, offering hands-on digital guidance to residents at their local Community Hubs.

Warmth matters: tackling fuel poverty together in Cambridgeshire
Discover practical ways we’re tackling fuel poverty - and how you can get help or get involved.

Message from the Rural Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Green Network
Join the Great Collaboration for a meeting to discuss forming a community network focused on climate action and nature recovery.

Introducing the Vision Portal for social enterprise
The Vision Portal is the online hub for this work, offering free access to guidance, training materials and practical tools for every stage of the social enterprise journey.

Celebrating our Anglian Waterways Volunteers: a season of dedication and community
As the boating season draws to a close, it’s the perfect moment to celebrate the remarkable contribution of the Anglian Waterways Volunteers.
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