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ALT A graphic that says, 'Follow us! Find us on'. Below the text are four logos of different social media platforms - Bluesky, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook. On the left is the AHF logo and an illustration of two people carrying a building.
ALT People socialising and taking a look around the new sensory garden at The Gardeners' House, Penzance. Credit - Penzance Town Council.
ALT The exterior of Becket’s Chapel in Wymondham.
ALT The interior of Becket’s Chapel in Wymondham. There is an exhibition display, with easels on the left-hand side and picture frames displayed around the building. Two people can be seen talking as they walk around the space.
ALT Three people standing in front of the Caledon Stores in Northern Ireland. They are having a conversation and looking down at a piece of paper.
ALT The Josef Herman Art Foundation outside the Sardis Chapel, Ystradgynlais. Credit: Rob Melen.
ALT The opening of St Matthew’s Community Enterprise Centre, Hull, where people are gathered inside the former church to celebrate.
ALT The opening of The Ridge Support Centre at Black Bull Close, Dunbar.
ALT Solar panels at the Delapré Abbey stable block. Credit - Delapré Abbey Preservation Trust.
ALT The interior of the Gaumont Cinema, Plymouth. Credit - Nudge Community Builders.
ALT The interior of Morecambe Winter Gardens. Credit - Morecambe Winter Gardens Preservation Trust.
ALT The exterior of Market House, Penzance. Credit - Penzance Regeneration Company.
ALT The exterior of Lowestoft Town Hall.
ALT A photograph of a grand, red-brick theatre façade with an ornate design featuring arches, towers, and decorative elements. The centre showcases a large arched window, while below, a glass-roofed entrance with intricate green metalwork extends across the front.
ALT A photograph of the interior of a deteriorating historic building featuring exposed wooden beams, a white brick chimney, and partially boarded windows. The ceiling and walls show signs of decay, with peeling paint and water damage.
ALT A photograph of a historic stone bank building with a prominent domed roof and clock is centred in a small plaza, bordered by traditional storefronts.
ALT The exterior of The Hall, a grand Grade I-listed Jacobean mansion.
ALT A classic Moulton bicycle on display.
ALT People visiting The Hall and looking at its historic collections, which showcase engineering and design.
ALT The exterior of one of the historic cottages on The Hall Estate.
ALT Event poster with the following text - Stronger Local Places: Rebuilding the Social Club Movement. Thursday 11th September 2025. The Mildmay Club, London. Tickets £40-£70 + VAT. democraticbusiness.org/events.