A groundbreaking study conducted by researchers at Swansea University, with Local Area Coordinators at Swansea Council and people they are alongside, shows why strong relationships are essential in Local Area Coordination.
The following article (originally published in September 2022 in ‘Local Government First’ (LGA-first-675-Sep22-web-res.pdf (lgafirst.co.uk)) is written by Sarah Bogunovic. She…
On the 22nd March 2022 two citizens of the City of York, Glynn and Steve, generously shared their stories and…
In November 2021 the Local Area Coordination Network heard from Dee, a resident of York who has been alongside a…
Swansea Council has one of the biggest Local Area Coordination teams in England and Wales and recently became the first…
On 6th June 2022 Nick Sinclair, Director of the Local Area Coordination Network, and Les Billingham, Director for Adult Social…
A Better Way of ‘Leading’ in the Post-Covid World by Nick Sinclair This essay was originally published in Building A…
Community Organising and Local Area Coordination represent two distinct community approaches that share similar values and principles in both their…
We are pleased to announce that Power and Connection: The international development of Local Area Coordination is now available to download…
We are looking for a Local Area Coordination Network Manager to join our team. With this role we are seeking…
The summative evaluation of the Local Area Coordination programme in the London Borough of Havering has now been published. The…
In December 2021 we hosted our Local Area Coordination Network Gathering with over 70 of our Network members coming together…
