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All the latest news, blogs and case studies from Power to Change, making the case for community businesses, designed to inspire and inform.
The latest news
for policy makers
Fan Led Review of Football Governance publishes its recommendations
Power to Change responds to the Fan Led Review of Football Governance...
Football fans across country demand ownership of football clubs
In a joint letter to Tracey Crouch MP ahead of the publication of the Fan Led Review of Football Governance, supporters trusts are calling for action to support fan and community ownership of our football...
Spending Review invests in social infrastructure but more needed
Reaction to the Chancellor’s Autumn 2021 Budget and Spending Review...
INSIGHTS AND RESEARCH
FROM ACROSS THE COUNTRY
Real Ideas: From green shoots to mighty oaks
Real Ideas are a pioneering social enterprise supporting people to build better futures. In this blog, Ed Whitelaw reflects on the role of community business in parks and the importance of community climate...
How will COP26 encourage community climate action?
How will COP26 encourage community climate action? Will Walker, our climate action manager, blogs from...
Carbon Co-op: The people powered revolution
Carbon Co-op are a community energy organisation based in Greater Manchester. In this blog, Jonathon Atkinson discusses the importance of community climate action and reflects on what it all means at...
FIND INSPIRATION
FROM OUR LATEST CASE STUDIES
FC United of Manchester
When FC United set up as a supporter-owned football club, they weren’t to know how rewarding their role in the community would come to...
Equal Care Co-op
A platform co-operative that brings community together in social...
New Wortley Community Housing
People-powered regeneration to deliver genuinely affordable homes...
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The renewal of communities
At Power to Change, our mission is to strengthen community businesses to tackle some of society’s biggest challenges at a local level, including the three biggest challenges of our time: climate change, digital transformation and social inequalities.