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Cambridgeshire ACRE

Thriving Rural Communities: Impact Report 2025-2026

Cambridgeshire ACRE helps rural communities sustain local services, strengthen community buildings and develop affordable housing. Its 2025-2026 report records support for 161 community buildings, delivery of 53 affordable homes and 40,803 Community Hub visits. Case studies describe stronger governance, practical local support and opportunities for social connection.

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Cambridgeshire ACRE works with rural communities to strengthen the places, services and organisations on which local life depends. It advises village halls and community buildings on governance, sustainability and planning, and helps communities develop affordable housing. Community Hubs offer practical support and social connection. Environmental projects, waterways volunteering, community-enterprise advice and rural policy representation help residents care for their surroundings and shape their communities' future. Custom geography from upload: Cambridgeshire & Peterborough

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 161 community buildings supported
Key Metric 2 53 new affordable homes delivered
Key Metric 3 40,803 Community Hub visits; over 21,000 volunteer hours

Key Outcomes

  • 53 affordable homes enabled local households to remain in their communities.
  • Community Hubs provided practical support and opportunities for social connection.
  • Community-building trustees describe stronger governance and greater confidence in planning for the future.

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