What’s it like to live where you live? How has the Covid crisis changed it - what did you see start and stop? And what about the future – what do you hope your community will look like? What will help and what could get in the way?

With the support of the National Lottery Community Fund we’re exploring what’s changing in local communities, what’s needed now, and what’s possible in the future.

Our enquiry is coming to Norfolk on 21 January to hear about local experiences and aspirations – the stories with which we might influence policymakers, imagine alternatives and inspire change.

We'll begin the event with a short introduction to the enquiry and then move into conversations in small groups. We are here to listen to your experiences.

The event is open to all and free to attend. To book your place please use the link at the top of this page. Booking closes at midday on Monday 18 January and places are limited.

Spreading the word

We would be pleased if you were able to share this link with other people who you think might like to take part and who you think our enquiry should hear from, particularly voices less often heard.

Taking part

We want to be able to enable participation as much as we can: this may include supporting the costs of care for dependents, data costs, or offering to share more information on or be in contact with your employer.

If you would like to find out more about how we can help, or to let us know of any access requirements or reasonable adjustments you require, please email abigail.campbell@rsa.org.uk.

Using Zoom

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Recording

We will be recording this event for learning purposes and to document the content of the discussion. We will seek your consent before identifying you in any written, audio or video outputs from the event.

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