Residents
Kensington and Chelsea Social Council are pleased to announce the publication of "Community Guide to Influencing Planning and Development in Kensington and Chelsea".
RBKC are embarking on an abitious recruitment programme to recruit up to 2000 residents of the borough to join a Citizens’ Panel. It is an online group residents who have agreed to give their views on consultation topics throughout the year.
Run by the leading national digital inclusion organisation Good Things Foundation. Made up of third sector organisations, libraries, community centres, NHS services, public sector departments and food banks - all working together to support people who are excluded from the online world.
Why Join the National Digital Inclusion Network?
Digital Skills & Support
Digital Help in Kensington and Chelsea Libraries & Archives
Brompton
• IT Help Session on Thursdays, weekly, 1-3pm
No booking required. Delivered by volunteers and library staff
Chelsea
• IT Help Session on Tuesdays, weekly, 2-3pm
No booking required. Delivered by volunteers and library staff
• Digital Clinic with Age UK on last Thursday, monthly, 10am-12pm
Top FREE resources to help your community get online - A guide to quickly boosting your digital support
Recognising digital exclusion
Following the publication of the Phase 2 Grenfell Tower Inquiry Report, SpaceYouth believe it is important to give the local community a chance to ask questions, be informed and discuss the recommendations from the report.
What is the Vibrant & Health Communities Programme?
The consultation on Future Grenfell Support was launched a few weeks ago by RBKC, with a letter sent to everyone living close to the tower and those who have moved out since the tragedy.