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A door that is always open: community hubs as the front door to local support
Community hubs are far more than warm spaces. They are open doors where people find company, confidence and practical support, week after week.

Local Government Reorganisation: what I’m considering before we respond
The consultation on proposals for local government reorganisation in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough is now underway. Read of Chief Executive's reflections on the questions rural communities need to consider.

Staff blog: Cambridgeshire residents are scammed out of £1.5m-£2m a month – and many more cases go unreported
In this blog, Cambridgeshire ACRE's Kari Payne, our Village Agent working across South Cambridgeshire, discusses scams and fraud and talks about how she is helping residents protect themselves, one Community Hub at a time.

Staff blog: Why sorting your will or LPA matters – reflections from my work as a Village Agent
In this blog, our Fenland Village Agent, Lucille Bingham, talks about the importance of having a will and a Lasting Power of Attorney in place.

Have your say on the future of local government in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough
A major consultation is now open on the future structure of local government in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough - it's important you respond.

World Cancer Awareness Day: Why Fenland matters to me
On World Cancer Awareness Day, Cambridgeshire ACRE’s Rural Health and Wellbeing Manager, Caitlin Evans, shares how local support, simple conversations and community kindness are helping change lives across Fenland.

Staff blog: Why you should come along to our 2026 Community Buildings Conference
In a new blog, Village Halls Advisor, Lisa Chambers, explains why anyone connected with one of the County's community buildings should make time to come along to our annual Community Buildings Conference.

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.
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