Self-care isn't always something we do alone. Sometimes it's our communities that make it possible. As we approach National Self Care Day, (24/07) much of the conversation understandably focuses on the importance of looking after our own health and wellbeing. But...

Good care starts long before someone reaches a hospital or a care setting. As we mark Good Care Month, it's worth reflecting on what care looks like within our communities. We often think of care in terms of professional services, but in reality it's woven through...

Connecting people and places. But what does that really mean? While our strap line is simple: Connecting people and places - it has always meant something more - and, that isn't just a picture of a bus either, it's an enabler, just as important as your router is to...

The recent guidance from the Department for Transport on Local Transport Plans is a positive step forward for community transport in England. It recognises the important role community transport organisations play in helping people access healthcare, education,...

This week's heatwave has brought plenty of advice about staying cool, keeping hydrated and checking in on those who may be more vulnerable to the effects of hot weather. It's a useful reminder that community is often built through small acts of care and connection....

This week marks both Loneliness Awareness Week and The Great Get Together, two initiatives that shine a light on something fundamental to our wellbeing and quality of life: connection. Across the country, local groups, charities and volunteers will be...

This National Carers Week, we’re recognising the role unpaid carers play within the wider system that enables people to live independently and remain connected to their communities. Across our services, we see every day how often transport and access to services...

As we celebrate National Volunteers' Week, we're delighted to see one of our volunteers, Tim Sai Louie, recognised by the Community Transport Association for his outstanding contribution to community transport. Tim embodies the very spirit of volunteering. What began...

We're delighted to share that funding for some of our key community transport services has been extended, allowing us to continue supporting local people across Kensington & Chelsea and Westminster. Our bi-borough Older People's Services, including the Shopper...

There’s a new initiative from the Together Coalition founded by Brendan Cox inviting us all to take part in a national conversation about community and connection. You can read more by following the link. We all want to feel connected.We all want to belong. That’s why...

There’s increasing discussion about the importance of community connection and the role volunteering plays in helping create it. This Mental Health Awareness Week (11 - 17 May) - the theme is action -taking practical, everyday steps to support better mental health....

It’s easy to take transport for granted - it’s ingrained in how we live, and where we live, connecting us silently to our community. But for older people, and especially those people living with dementia, it can be one of the biggest barriers to staying connected, and...