Community Plans
Shaped by your feedback, our Community Plans set out how we are working with you to improve the places you live. Each plan is built around what matters most in your neighbourhood, from tackling anti-social behaviour and fly-tipping to improving shared spaces. The plans focus on helping to create cleaner, greener and safer places to live.
Find out how we are turning your feedback into action.
Find a home
At Community Gateway, we offer a range of housing options to best suit your needs, including affordable rent, independent living and extra care schemes. Explore the types of housing options we have on offer.
Get more information about our affordable rent homes.
Improving your communities
This year, we are delivering 20 community projects to celebrate 20 years of Community Gateway. See how these projects are helping to make a positive difference across your neighbourhoods and how you can get involved.
Read our project updates here.
The Big Get Together and Annual General Meeting
Registration is open, book your place at The Big Get Together and AGM now. Join us this year as we look back on everything we have achieved together over the last 12 months and share our plans for the year ahead.
Last year was fully booked, don't miss out.
What's happening at CGA
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Tenant Satisfaction Measures Survey
At Community Gateway, your experience as a tenant is important to us. One of the most important ways for us to understand how we are performing is by listening to your feedback. That is why we carry out our Tenant Satisfaction Measures (TSMs) survey.
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Celebrating 20 Years: Bringing Communal Spaces Back to Life in North Ribbleton
This year, we are celebrating Community Gateway’s 20th birthday by giving back to our communities through 20 community projects.
Read Full Post: Corporate Plan: Year Two Highlights and Year Three Priorities
Corporate Plan: Year Two Highlights and Year Three Priorities
As we move into Spring, we are taking the opportunity to look back on what we achieved in year two of our Corporate Plan and share our key priorities for year three, as we continue working to improve our homes, services and communities.
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Chair's Blog - March 2026
Welcome to my latest blog, where I share highlights from our March Board meeting.
Read Full Post: Join Our New Tenant Voice Group and Help Shape Our Services
Join Our New Tenant Voice Group and Help Shape Our Services
We have recently launched our new Tenant Voice Group and are inviting tenants to join.
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What's coming up in your area?
First Thursday of the Month, 10am-11:30am
Bereavement Cafe
Every Monday, 1-3pm
Arts & Crafts Club
Every Tuesday, 10am - 12pm
Parish Pantry
Every Friday, 10am-12pm
Brew and Chats
Every Friday, 1:30-3:30pm
Thrifty Kitchen Cook Along
Every Wednesday and Friday, 2:pm-4pm
Family History Group
Every Friday (Multiple sessions available between 2:00pm and 4:00pm)
Get Online at your Library
Every Second Friday of every month, 2:15pm - 3:00pm
A Cuppa and a Quiz
Bereavement Cafe
Ran by St Catherine's Hospice. An informal group where anyone can come and chat, have a brew, and talk to others about their loss, whether their loved one has died recently or some time ago. It runs from 10:00-11:30 am on the first Thursday of the month.
There’s no need to book, and if you would like to bring a friend along for a bit of support then please do.
It’s not a counselling group and there’s no set structure to it, but anyone who wishes to introduce themselves and tell their story is welcome to; or if you would prefer to sit and listen that’s fine too.
Arts & Crafts Club
Parish Pantry
Open every Tuesday morning 10 am-12 noon, The Community Pantry is intended to give relief to individuals/families who find themselves in immediate need and require assistance in providing basic food items for their household.
Please contact the Parish Office for details. Tel. 01772 759274
Brew and Chats
Thrifty Kitchen Cook Along
Back by popular demand, Thrifty Kitchen is back, starting Friday 31st January.
These FREE one of cooking sessions run every Friday from 1-3:30pm, helping you learn new cooking skills in a welcoming group environment. Enjoy good food, have fun and socialise with others who all have the same interest of cooking.
All equipment and ingredients are provided.
Call 01772 760760 or call into reception to book a place.
Family History Group
Members are researching families all over the country and share their stories and tips. You will also have free access in the library to subscription family history resources that we've paid for so you don't have to.
Families are more than names and dates and we look in online newspapers, military and other records to find out more about our ancestors' lives.
Get Online at your Library
Ingol Library digital skills sessions will run through a variety of subjects, from basic computer skills to shopping online and using health apps from the GP. All to make sure you feel comfortable and confident with computers and mobile devices.
Free and all are welcome.
Three sessions available
2 pm - 2.30 pm
2.45 pm – 3.15 pm
3.30 pm – 4.00 pm
Book your place below:
https://www6.apps.lancashire.gov.uk/w/webpage/event-details?eventid=375025
A Cuppa and a Quiz
Ribbleton Library are hosting a Cuppa & A Quiz session every second Friday of the month. Come along alone or bring a friend to challenge your knowledge on all sorts of subjects.
No need to book, just show up.
You'll get a free hot drink to enjoy whilst you are quizzing.