Broadacres revives its action days in 2025 after feedback from over 1,000 people. Events will occur across North Yorkshire.
The action days were a hit in 2024. They visited homes and held events, taking place all over North Yorkshire.
Over 1,000 people gave feedback, talking about homes and communities. They shared their thoughts about services, and Broadacres will use this feedback to plan the 2025 action days.
Tracy Hughes, a manager at Broadacres, liked the 2024 action days. Eighteen groups gave advice at them, covering safety, benefits, and more while tackling bad behavior and cleaning.
They plan to improve the action days this year by tailoring information to each area. Broadacres wants to share good news too, including home investment and repair updates.
These events are only the start. Neighborhood officers will keep working with locals on key issues, which helps Broadacres build great communities and aims to build trust and strong bonds. They also want early action and prevention.
An event happened Wednesday in Northallerton, and more action days will happen in 2025.
March 18 is for Bedale, Aiskew, and Leeming and will be at the Riverside Club. March 19 is for Boroughbridge and Ripon, with no place needed for that one.
April 15 is for Thirsk and Sowerby; The East Thirsk Community Hall is the place. May 22 is for Easingwold, and The Galtres Centre will host it.
June 19 is for Scarborough and Whitby, with no location required. July 21 and 22 are for Richmond and more; visit Colburn Hub, then Kirkwood Hall.
August 21 is for Selby, with no set place for that day. September 5 is for Stokesley and Great Ayton; it is at Stokesley Town Hall.
October 9 is for Malton, Pickering, and Norton, with no specific location necessary. Broadacres will share event details on Facebook, posting details closer to each date.