Calor FREE - Energy Advice Project
Rural Broadband Provision
- Rural Broadband Provision
Rural Community Buildings Support
Planning for the future of your community
Affordable Rural Housing
- Northern Lincolnshire
- Housing Needs Surveys in Northern Lincolnshire
Health and Social Care
- East Riding of Yorkshire Local Involvement Network
- Older Peoples Charter Monitoring Group
Transport
- Community Transport
- Cycling and Walking
Voluntary & Community Organisation Support
Funding & Grants
- Funding Advice and Support
- LEADER PROGRAMME
Recreation and Playing Fields

Supported Communities

Launch of the East Riding Association of Rural Community Buildings

Vice Lord Lieutenant, Mr Andrew Marr, and the Chairman of the East Riding of Yorkshire Council, Cllr Kay West, joined Ward Councillors, community building management committee members from across the region and key rural service providers, to celebrate HWRCC's launch of the newly established, East Riding Association of Rural Community Buildings, on Saturday, 24 September 2011 at Tickton Village Hall.

Voluntary and Community Organisation Support

HWRCC's Rural Partnership Plus Coordinator, Carole Johnson, works with voluntary and community organisations.

Villagers in Wetwang have increased many local facilities

With support many rural communities have found local solutions to combat the needs of villagers.

HWRCC introduced a quality standard to recognise the outstanding efforts of rural community building management committees

The Hallmark Quality Standard Accreditation level 1 and 2 has now been achieved by a number of rural community building committees across the region.

Effects of climate change on our rural communities

All of us experienced some difficulties as a consequence of the severe weather that hit the region at the end of last year. But, those living in our rural communities were particularly affected, with many people feeling trapped within their communities or even their homes.

Local people tell us their stories

Community Development - Making it happen

Holme upon Spalding Moor Village Hall was an ideal venue for HWRCC's Annual General Meeting at the end of last year.

This event focused on community development, making it happen, and how HWRCC and partners, have developed and supported rural voluntary and community organisations, and local people, in taking a more active role in improving service provision.