Community Map
for Leighton Buzzard
Let’s put all the wonderful community groups and charities that exist in Leighton Buzzard on the map
– literally!
One of the BEST things about Leighton Buzzard is the sense of community. There are so many community led initiatives – activities, clubs and causes – that people can get involved in. Yet if you don’t know where to look it can be difficult to know what is available in the area, where to go for support when you need it, or where to find out what you could get involved in. So that’s where Leighton Buzzard Community Map comes in.
Leighton Buzzard Community Map
This map is for you. Use it to search for local community groups & charities – whether you’re looking for some support for one of life’s many challenges, wanting to get involved in your community or just fancy a browse please take a look!
Put Yourself On The Map!
If you run a charity, a community group, a social group or any other volunteer led group please put yourselves on the map.
It is quick and simple to do, and completely FREE.
Share the Map!
Please tell everyone you know about the map! We want the message to spread far and wide to get as many community projects on the map as possible and to get people using it to search for what they need. So please tell anyone you think may be interested in the map all about it. Also if you run a local website, blog or organisation and are able to feature the map anywhere to help promote it then we’d be really grateful!
If you’d like to discuss how you can help spread the word and get involved with Leighton Buzzard Community Map then please get in touch.
Our Story
Why Leighton Buzzard Community Map?
Hello, I’m Bekka. I’ve lived in Leighton Buzzard for over 10 years and in that time have become involved in and worked with many different local charities and community groups. In fact it’s one of my favourite things about the town – the sense of community. However, all too often I was hearing from other people that they didn’t know what was available nor how to get involved in local initiatives. This really frustrated me so when the opportunity to do something about it came along, I jumped at it.
