Growing resilient communities, rooted in place.

Citizen Hub is a growing network of locally‑led spaces where people can find support, opportunity and connection, all in one place. We work alongside communities to simplify access to services, strengthen local economies and rebuild trust at neighbourhood level.

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Citizen Hub St Neots

Citizen Hub St Neots began as a response to a simple challenge, a town without a Job Centre, and evolved into something more enduring: a piece of civic infrastructure that people now rely on. In its first phase, over 3,000 people engaged with the Hub, more than 700 residents were socially prescribed skills or support services, and 200+ job applications were supported into the local economy. The learning from St Neots underpins everything we are now building nationally.

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Citizen Hub Wimbledon

Our second hub is launching in the heart of Wimbledon, South West London. Developed with local partners and residents across Merton, this iconic nightclub is shaping its programme around wellbeing, employment opportunities and sport.

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What is a Citizen Hub?

The Citizen Hub is a place for local people to know that they matter and their voices are heard. Walk through our doors to reach our network of local businesses, services and community under one roof.

Through co-design and collaborative action, each Citizen Hub responds directly to the challenges each place faces.

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Our programme brings together learning, practical support and shared conversation, offering regular events shaped by local needs and lived experience.

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Healthy Impatience: Get used to it

Alex Hughes on what it what it means to be healthily impatient with progress in your community.

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Are We Looking at the Wrong Signals? (card)

Are We Looking at the Wrong Signals?

Alex Hughes discusses the importance of civic capacity in the future of the high street.

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The High Street Doesn't Need Saving, It Needs reinventing.

The High Street Doesn't Need Saving, It Needs reinventing.

Citizen Hub and Grove Founder Alex Hughes shares his views on the future of our High Streets.

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