Redeeming Our Communities

08/06/2026

The New High Sheriff Mark Llewellin’s visit to The FUSE.

Mark chatted with the ROC Team about his working class background, his interest in the arts and theatre, and how he will expect to do over 400 appointments in his year of office, he’s already done 79 visits since April.

He was very impressed with our HQ and our work. 😊

Thank you so much Mark for your visit 👍

08/06/2026

06/06/2026

“Only love drives out fear,” the Bishop of Southampton, the Rt Revd Rhiannon King, said in a statement on Wednesday regarding the killing of 18-year-old in December and the subsequent unrest this week

Read more online 👇

06/06/2026

Great to welcome the new High Sheriff of Greater Manchester Mark Llewellin DL to our ROC HQ the FUSE.

06/06/2026

Great to welcome the new High Sheriff of Greater Manchester Mark Llewellin DL to our ROC HQ the FUSE.

05/06/2026

At a point of unimaginable pain for Henry's family, they have called for unity.

Despite this, some - including Nigel Farage and Stephen Laxley-Yennon better known as Tommy Robinson - have called for "cold, hard rage" and pedalled irresponsible narratives such as two-tier policing to sow division. This has once again caused far-right violence on our streets.

This flies in the face of decades of evidence of institutional failure within policing and disparities faced by racialised communities. This includes many cases of deaths in police custody for which meaningful steps towards accountability are long overdue.

Our focus should be on, as Henry's family have said, making this a turning point to make our streets safer. And we must end deaths in police custody.

03/06/2026

Youth Survey 👇 Scan The QR Code

Our youth safety survey launched in today and has been received by every Head teachers across Peterborough and youth organisations.

We are interested to get the views of young people about when and where they feel unsafe.

03/06/2026

How does community support work in practice?

Join our Best Practice Unity, Peace and Welcoming Visits to faith and belief groups across Belfast and learn what makes a real difference.

Thursday 4th June | 10am – 12pm | The Suitcase Project – discover how this East Belfast initiative welcomes and supports asylum seekers and refugees

Friday 26th June | 1pm – 2.30pm | The Larder – meet and learn from this community food hub which has adapted to meet the needs of the local community.

Book your place HERE: Belfast PEACEPLUS Interfaith & Belief Project: Best Practice Visit Registration Form – Fill in form

Discover, learn and be inspired by the community action of faith and belief groups across Belfast.

The Belfast Local Community Action Plan is supported by PEACEPLUS, a programme managed by the Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB).

The Corrymeela Community
Belfast City Council