Sams: Sizewell C reaffirms commitment to Lowestoft
Sizewell C is opening up opportunities to some of those furthest from the jobs market with a new agreement in place with Access Community Trust in Lowestoft.
Category: Charity News
Record Breaking Year For Suffolk Town’s Film Festival
Lowestoft’s Sunrise Film Festival has celebrated a record-breaking year, drawing over 2,000 audience members across four vibrant days at the Marina Theatre and Sam’s Wellbeing Hub + Cafe.
Volunteers Toast Success At Venetian Waterways
The Venetian Waterways in Great Yarmouth raises the prestigious Green Flag Award after achieving the international quality mark for parks and green spaces.
Sunrise Film Festival, Lowestoft Announces New Partnership
Suffolk’s Sunrise film festival, has this week announced a brand-new partnership with Lowestoft’s Marina Theatre along with major support from Lowestoft Town Council.
How You Can Support Us This Volunteer’s Week
This Volunteer’s Week we’d like to take a moment to thank all the invaluable time volunteers give to our organisation across Suffolk & Norfolk to support our projects across both counties.
Mental Health Song Publicly Released As Part Of Youth Music Project
Strike A Chord was an innovative music therapy project, aimed at supporting a collective of young people aged between 12-19 years, and delivered by youth mental health workers at Lowestoft’s young persons hub The Junction, and practitioners from Sunrise Studios.
Access announced as proud new custodians of Beccles Waveney Centre
Exciting times are ahead for the Beccles Waveney Centre, as regional charity Access Community Trust becomes official custodians of the vibrant community hub.
Spring in full swing this Easter at town’s Venetian Waterways
Heralding the change of season, Great Yarmouth’s historic Waterways and Boating Lake is becoming awash with colour, as thousands of bulbs and plants awake from their winter slumber.
How Sunrise Studios is giving young people a bright future
Sunrise Studios is a community production company based in Lowestoft that aims to provide opportunities for young people in media, music, and the arts.
Young people raising money for charity this Christmas in Lowestoft
Strike A Chord is a collective of young people aged between 12-19 years old who are currently supported with music therapy, delivered by youth mental health workers at Lowestoft’s young persons hub The Junction, and Sunrise Studios.