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FACLT 2025 AGM and General Members’ Meeting
FACLT 2025 AGM and General Members’ Meeting On 20th January 2026 FACLT held a successful AGM, followed by a general meeting with guest speakers Paul
March 18, 2026
FACLT 2025 AGM and General Members’ Meeting On 20th January 2026 FACLT held a successful AGM, followed by a general meeting with guest speakers Paul
To live in a safe, secure home is a basic human right; we all need a decent affordable place to call home – it’s the foundation for our lives.
Labour’s Housing Promises: What they mean for Frome and FACLT The Labour Party’s ambitious housing promises aim to tackle the UK’s housing crisis head-on, with
It’s not an either-or situation; developments can provide both homes and green spaces. We must try to address the needs of those living in inadequate, poor-quality homes, paying increasing rent, and lacking security for their families, while continuing to provide green space and habitats for nature.
One of the issues that Covid, or rather, the lockdowns brought into sharp relief was loneliness. If you lived alone during that period, or knew
The Joseph Rowntree Foundation, a leading social organisation campaigning against poverty, released its 2023 UK Poverty Report which found that one in 5 people (20%)
Plans for development in and on the outskirts of Frome are being submitted regularly at the moment so we are continuing to highlight them to
If there was ever a word that seemed like a goalpost that just won’t stay still, particularly right now, it’s ‘affordable’. What might be affordable
Frome Area Community Land Trust (FACLT) held an information session in the council chamber for local councillors this month to deepen understanding of community land
Review by Chris James Last evening, I finished reading ‘A Home of One’s Own’ by Hashi Mohamed and completing the read motivated me to write
Frome’s private rental prices are rising along with the rest of the country’s rents but the pull to live in Frome is stronger than from
As the weather gets colder, people’s thoughts often turn to those having to sleep outside and find out what they can do to help. This