Sep
02
Two in five people in the UK live in towns yet all too often funding and attention goes to larger, more metropolitan areas or regions. Discussion on towns seem to focus primarily on decline - rather than looking ahead to the role that towns could play in shaping the future...
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Sep
01
We’re working with the Carnegie UK Trust and Power to Change on a project to develop and embed a wellbeing approach for towns. Flourishing Towns will deliver customised wellbeing evaluation frameworks for two pilot towns - to be used to assist in developing policy and in funding initiatives that support...
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Aug
10
Centre for Thriving Places has been helping places build a better economy for over ten years. Now that governments and communities around the world are talking about ‘Building Back Better’ what role can Centre for Thriving Places play in supporting that momentum to result in real, lasting and equitable change...
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Jul
22
In the UK, one in eight households has no access to a garden, and BAME households are nearly 400% more likely to have no access to outdoor space at home at all. New data from the ONS shows for the first time the distribution of private outdoor space (gardens) across...
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Jun
22
Centre for Thriving Places is looking for one or more freelance web developers to support us to maintain and develop our websites and digital measurement tools. We are a small charity with big ambitions based in Bristol, looking to build long term relationships with developers who share our values. About...
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Jun
19
Leadership lessons from the COVID crisis In our patriarchal world ‘women’s roles’ and ‘female attributes’ tend to be clustered under some form of ‘caring’ bracket. The ‘caring economy’ – from healthcare, to social care, to childcare – is either seen as a free resource to be exploited, or a cost to be...
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Jun
04
The Centre for Thriving Places categorically believes that there is no place for racism in our world. Our capacity to truly thrive as individuals and as a society, is interdependent on the capacity for all people, of all backgrounds, cultures and beliefs, to thrive. We are actively working to change...
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May
21
For some, the current crisis has been a rare period of space – a time for renewal, rest and reviving hobbies or distant friendships. For others it has been catastrophic. Illness, redundancy, fear and loneliness have swept the nation alongside the virus itself. What we have all shared though is...
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Apr
29
We are currently facing unprecedented challenges to our wellbeing - individually, locally and globally. Sadly for some it is a matter of survival, but for many it is more a day-to-day struggle to ‘cope’, to navigate the completely new way of life we are facing. Whether the challenge is loneliness,...
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Apr
14
We've adapted our popular resource, The Little Book of WOW to reflect the new circumstances that people are experiencing during the Covid-19 crisis. The Little Book of WINS (Wellbeing in Novel Situations) is based on the Five Ways to Wellbeing, an evidence-based approach for boosting wellbeing and resilience in the...
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