Author Archives: Mel Bonney

Community Power In Scarborough – insights from over 1300 voices across three years of conversations

We’re really excited to share our new report  bringing together three years of communityconversations across Scarborough, hearing from over 1300 local people. The findings offer a clear and consistent message – our communities are not disengaged – they are underpowered.  The report highlights the relationship between: Community power and economic security Social infrastructure and resilience….

Local people invited to shape change in Scarborough through new Community Power Project

People living in Scarborough and along the North Yorkshire Coast are being invited to get involved in a new Community Power project, supporting local residents to influence decisions and take action on the issues that matter most to them. Thanks to National Lottery players, Coast and Vale Community Action has received £79768 over 12 months….

Scarborough Climbers Go Beyond the Moon To Support Street Rocks

Scarborough Climbers Go Beyond the Moon to Support Street Rocks A 24-hour climbing challenge at Street Rocks, Coast and Vale Community Action’s (CaVCA) independent climbing centre in Scarborough, has exceeded all expectations — both on the wall and in fundraising. Over the course of the event, 20 climbers took on a sponsored “Climbathon” aiming to collectively scale the….

Circular Garden, circular world – welcome to our Community Mosaic

On Sunday 21st September we were honoured to attend the unveiling of our community mosaic in the Street’s Community Garden. Over fifteen months in creation, with over 80 community members involved, artist Gabrielle Naptali’s beautiful community mosaic has been finally unveiled in the Street garden amidst a gathering of local people.  The artwork reflects the….

Back Alley, Big Impact: Scarborough Neighbours Unite

Back Alley, Big Impact: Scarborough Neighbours Unite What started as a simple clean up turned into something much more. Residents of Scarborough came together to transform their shared back alley and in just a couple of hours, more progress was made than anyone expected. Overgrown weeds were cleared, rubbish removed, and forgotten corners brought back….