Our Services
Our advice and guidance cover a wide range of subjects. We are confident that we can help you find solutions to your problem and we will do our utmost to give you the very best support we can offer.
Strategic Plan
Cheshire Community Action has been serving Cheshire, Halton and Warrington for over 80 years, helping to develop sustainable and vibrant rural communities where people want to live and work.
The Team
We have a very loyal team with extensive experience of working with the rural communities of Cheshire. They are dedicated to giving all of our customers one hundred percent support and guidance.
To this end, we are involved with a wide range of projects and issues, all of which are becoming increasingly important as the quality of rural life, and the services provided for rural communities, come increasingly under threat.
Cheshire Community Action is one of 38 Rural Community Councils of England. Since the 1930s the work of Rural Community Councils has expanded to include most issues that touch rural areas.
Rural health news from round the country including #info about upcoming conference from @RSNonline ow.ly/I9UyO
Posted 15 hours ago
Embassy opened in London for @Go_CheshireWest to attract vital investment & jobs to the borough
Posted yesterday
News from @CVSCE includes #info on funding for orchards involving school pupils ow.ly/I9PGk
Posted yesterday
Please save the date for: The Cheshire “Meet the Developer” Event A one-day event for Cheshire communities to engage with developers 12th March 2015, 10.00am to 3.30pm Crewe Alexandra Football Ground Aim of the Event This one-day event has been organised to bring together local councils...
Posted by Sue Conway on December 15th
A new transport service has been announced by Cheshire Community Action. The scheme provides transport to passengers who may be older, have a disability, or struggle to access public transport where they live. The scheme is subsidised by Cheshire East Council and it provides affordable transport to...
Posted by Sue Conway on May 27th
Between 2015 and 2020, a new round of the European Social Fund (ESF) will include support for projects that tackle poverty and improve social inclusion. The Big Lottery Fund is planning to match this funding with Lottery money from 2015 so that they double the impact or scope of projects and give a...
Posted by Sue Conway on January 29th
Message from Action Fraud (National Fraud Intelligence Bureau) via the Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service: A lottery scam takes place when criminals pretend that you have won a prize, often a lottery. The people most likely to fall victim to this tend to be over the age of 60 (although...
Posted by Sue Conway on January 29th
The Cheshire Community Buildings Network will be holding its next meeting on 25th February in Byley. For full information and to download the relevant papers, click the tab "Community Buildings Network" on this page here. Claire Jones, the new Community Buildings Adviser, has published the Winter 2015 newsletter for the...
Posted by Sue Conway on January 29th
Article from the Rural Housing Spotlight published by the Rural Service Network. The updated version of the practical guide to affordable housing, produced in partnership between the Rural Housing Alliance and the Rural Service Network, was published in December and is available via this link. First produced...
Posted by Sue Conway on January 27th
Big Potential offers support and grants to help voluntary and community organisations and social enterprises (VCSE) consider how social investment could help them grow their impact. Organisations will have access to a brand-new Big Potential website with fantastic learning and development content and in-depth information on social investment including...
Posted by Sue Conway on January 23rd
Getting advice and support if you don’t live near a town centre is not always easy, particularly if you have difficulties with mobility or don’t have access to the internet. Older and vulnerable people In Cheshire East will now find it easier to access services,...
Posted by Sue Conway on January 23rd
Defra has confirmed that it will maintain its £2.3m investment in the ACRE (Action with Communities in Rural England) Network for 2015/16. Cheshire Community Action Chief Operating Officer, Mark Reading, said: “This is good news for our organisation and the nationwide ACRE Network of rural community...
Posted by Sue Conway on January 23rd
To mark the 75th Anniversary of the aerospace factory opening at the Broughton site in Flintshire, Airbus have teamed up with The Leader to support local Community Groups in Flintshire, Wrexham, Chester and Ellesmere Port. To read the full article from Chester First, click here.
Posted by Sue Conway on January 22nd
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