A couple in Hempstead, near Gillingham, spent about two months building a spooky Halloween graveyard in their front garden. They made the headstones and decorations themselves, and visitors with children and dogs have been enjoying taking photos.
A mum from Litherland on Merseyside, Becky Saunders, set up Girls Who Gather, a group for women dealing with anxiety and loneliness. After she reached out to others, the first meeting drew 11 women and the group now meets regularly with around 20 women each month.
Two mothers of autistic girls created a free app called SEN2gether so parents of children with special needs can connect and share information. Within its first month it attracted almost 2,000 sign-ups, forming a growing private community where parents can share what works and find local support.
Dozens of friends, customers and strangers gathered outside a Nottingham convenience store to sing with Miles Green, a shopworker who often sings on a local corner. The support came after his confidence was knocked when police were called over a welfare concern, and the crowd sang one of his favourite songs with him.
