A project for people aged 50+ with an interest in IT offering support to train other individuals or groups wishing to learn new computer skills.

RCAN\'s oil purchasing scheme is good for members, who save on average at least five pence per litre. The scheme also benefits the environment by reducing the number of tankers on Nottinghamshire’s country roads, and cutting vehicle mileage.

CAST is an educational angling project established since 2003 working full time with funding from Big Lottery Fund, Coalfields Regeneration Trust, Connexions, Environment Agency and Nottinghamshire Community Foundation. CAST develops community based volunteer led groups who work with young people in their own communities.

Rural Community Action Nottinghamshire (RCAN) is delivering a five year Big Lottery ‘Reaching Communities’ grant funded food project in the Borough of Broxtowe. The project is called ‘Grow & Grow’ as this describes exactly what the project is all about!

Rural Community Action Nottinghamshire have became landowners for the first time in the organisations history following the purchase of 220 acres of land at Newstead/Annesley. The land which is former colliery tips was purchased with a grant from Greater Nottingham Partnership and is the first step in the plan to create Newstead and Annesley Country Park.

The main focus of this project is to work strategically with a range of partners and organisations to improve the provision of rural transport.

This project supports older people in rural Bassetlaw who might be experiencing loneliness and isolation through family circumstances or rural location, by offering a volunteer befriending service.

Rural Network East Midlands are part of Defra\\\'s national Rural and Farming network, covering the whole of the East Midlands to ensure that rural areas thrive in terms of the economy, access to services, the environment, affordable housing, farming and food.