TCC - Together Creating Communities / Trefnu Cymunedol Cymru

TCC - Together Creating Communities / Trefnu Cymunedol Cymru Broad-based community organising in N.E.Wales. An alliance of diverse groups taking action together.

Based in Wrexham, North Wales, we cover the three counties of Wrexham, Denbighshire and Flintshire. Bringing communities together for powerful action on local, regional and national issues. The community's concerns are our actions and our members set our agenda.

08/09/2026

🎉 WREXHAM FFAIR / FFAIR WRECSAM 2026 🎉

Something special is taking shape in the heart of Wrexham!

📅 17–19 September 2026
📍 Eagles Meadow, Wrexham

For three days, we're bringing together music, performance, creativity, food, family activities, workshops and community.

🎶 Live music
🎨 Creative activities
🧵 Craft and making
📚 Storytelling & spoken word
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family-friendly fun
🍴 Food
💬 Things to discover, people to meet and plenty to get involved with!

The programme is still taking shape, but we're already looking forward to creating a few days where you can come along, have a great time and discover some of the amazing people and organisations that make Wrexham what it is.

And you don't need to come for a particular reason.

Come for the music. Come with the family. Come to make something. Come to meet people. Or just come and enjoy yourself.

It's all part of the spirit behind TCC's Belonging in Our Community work.

Different people. Different backgrounds. Different stories.

One community.

🎥 Take a look at our new video and get a taste of what's coming.

17–19 September. Put it in your diary!

More details coming soon.

07/09/2026

🎉 WREXHAM FFAIR / FFAIR WRECSAM 2026 🎉

Something special is taking shape in the heart of Wrexham!

📅 17–19 September 2026
📍 Eagles Meadow, Wrexham

For three days, we're bringing together music, performance, creativity, food, family activities, workshops and community.

🎶 Live music
🎨 Creative activities
🧵 Craft and making
📚 Storytelling & spoken word
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family-friendly fun
🍴 Food
💬 Things to discover, people to meet and plenty to get involved with!

The programme is still taking shape, but we're already looking forward to creating a few days where you can come along, have a great time and discover some of the amazing people and organisations that make Wrexham what it is.

And you don't need to come for a particular reason.

Come for the music. Come with the family. Come to make something. Come to meet people. Or just come and enjoy yourself.

It's all part of the spirit behind TCC's Belonging in Our Community work.

Different people. Different backgrounds. Different stories.

One community.

🎥 Take a look at our new video and get a taste of what's coming.

17–19 September. Put it in your diary!

More details coming soon.

Audio Credit: Thomas Wright Audio



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📣 You're Invited: Sharing Our EcosystemTogether Creating Communities (TCC) will be holding its AGM on Wednesday 9 Septem...
06/09/2026

📣 You're Invited: Sharing Our Ecosystem

Together Creating Communities (TCC) will be holding its AGM on Wednesday 9 September 2026.

Alongside the formal AGM, we'll be running Sharing Our Ecosystem, an interactive workshop developed by the HEAL Collective and recently used at a Justice Together Initiative gathering.

The workshop will help participants:

✅ Build new relationships
✅ Share what they're working on
✅ Discover opportunities for collaboration
✅ Identify strengths and gaps across our communities
✅ Help shape the future of community organising in North East Wales

This workshop is suitable whether you're highly active in community organising or simply interested in building stronger connections across our region.
Places are limited.

Community leaders, partners and supporters who would like to attend can request the event link by emailing [email protected].

🔗 The event registration is being managed through Luma, and the link will be shared directly by email.

Places are limited and will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.
Let's explore how we can build a stronger, more connected and more resilient North East Wales together. 🌱

🎉 WREXHAM FFAIR / FFAIR WRECSAM 2026 🎉17–19 September | Eagles Meadow, WrexhamSomething rather special is taking shape i...
05/09/2026

🎉 WREXHAM FFAIR / FFAIR WRECSAM 2026 🎉

17–19 September | Eagles Meadow, Wrexham

Something rather special is taking shape in the heart of Wrexham.

For three days, we're bringing people together for a family-friendly community festival packed with music, creativity, food, activities, workshops, performances and opportunities to meet some of the amazing people and organisations that make our community what it is.

Expect a little bit of everything:

🎶 Live music & performance
🎨 Creative workshops & activities
🧵 Making, craft & community projects
📚 Writing, storytelling & spoken word
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family-friendly activities
🍴 Food & community gatherings
💬 Conversations, ideas & inspiration

There'll be things happening across Eagles Meadow and nearby community spaces, with something different to discover throughout the three days.

And importantly...

You don't have to come for a particular reason.

Come for the music.
Come with the family.
Come to make something.
Come for the food.
Come to meet people.
Come because you're curious.

Come and enjoy yourself.

Because community is something we build by being together.

📅 Thursday 17 – Saturday 19 September 2026
📍 Eagles Meadow, Wrexham

More details coming soon.

**What We've Learned: From Our Youth Assemblies #11** # # # Should Assemblies Belong in Every School?The more assemblie...
03/09/2026

**What We've Learned: From Our Youth Assemblies #11**

# # # Should Assemblies Belong in Every School?

The more assemblies we facilitate, the more convinced we become that this kind of participation shouldn't be an occasional project.

It should be part of everyday school life.

Schools teach young people how to read, write, calculate and understand the world around them.

But where do young people get to practise:

• Listening to people they disagree with?
• Deliberating together?
• Identifying the root causes of problems?
• Making collective decisions?
• Working across differences?
• Experiencing democracy for themselves?

Our Youth Mental Health Assemblies have shown us that young people can learn these skills **by doing**.

They aren't simply being asked what they think.

They're listening to one another, weighing up different perspectives, identifying priorities and deciding what they believe should happen next.

For us, that's much more than consultation.

It's democratic participation in practice.

And perhaps assemblies shouldn't be something young people experience only when a special project comes along.

Perhaps they should be part of how schools help young people prepare for the world they're going to shape.

**What do you think? Should young people have more opportunities to practise democracy while they're still at school?**

Young voices were part of the conversation at the WPAC Tackling Poverty AssemblyWhen we talk about tackling poverty, it ...
03/09/2026

Young voices were part of the conversation at the WPAC Tackling Poverty Assembly

When we talk about tackling poverty, it is vital that the voices of young people are part of the conversation.

At the Wrexham Poverty Action Collaboration (WPAC) Tackling Poverty Assembly, young people were represented through St Joseph's School, TCC's Youth Leaders Programme and Young Carers.

Their involvement matters.

TCC has been developing its Youth Assemblies programme to give young people the opportunity to identify the issues that matter to them, share their experiences and develop their own ideas for change.

That work doesn't sit separately from our wider community organising.

It feeds directly into WPAC.

The same principle applies across both programmes: listen to people with direct experience, create space for their voices to be heard, identify the issues that matter and then turn those experiences into meaningful action.

The Tackling Poverty Assembly brought together more than 70 people from community organisations, lived experience groups, campaigners, elected representatives and partners. Young people were part of that conversation too.

We recognise that we could have done more on the day to make their involvement visible—and that's something we will learn from.

But their presence and contribution were important, and we want to make sure it is recognised.

Young people aren't simply the community of tomorrow.

They are part of the community today—and their experiences need to help shape the decisions that affect their lives.

The WPAC work continues, with the experiences gathered through the collaboration helping to shape future action and accountability.

Find out more about WPAC:
https://tcc-wales.org.uk/wrexham-poverty-action-collaboration-about/

**What We've Learned: From Our Youth Assemblies #10** # # # Young People Don't Need a TemplateOne of the most memorable...
31/08/2026

**What We've Learned: From Our Youth Assemblies #10**

# # # Young People Don't Need a Template

One of the most memorable conversations from our Youth Mental Health Assemblies was about bullying.

But what happened next wasn't something we'd planned.

A group of young people began questioning the way bullying is usually understood.

They recognised that sometimes nobody sets out to be cruel. Something embarrassing happens, others join in, and suddenly one young person can find themselves isolated and hurt.

The group then moved beyond describing the problem.

They started thinking about what could be done **before** situations escalated.

They talked about resilience, emotional awareness and healthy relationships.

Nobody had asked them to write an anti-bullying strategy.

Nobody gave them a template.

Through listening, discussion and deliberation, **they developed the foundations of one themselves.**

This is why we believe meaningful youth participation has to go beyond consultation.

Give young people the right tools, the time to think together and the space to lead — and they can come up with solutions that adults might never have anticipated.

Sometimes our job isn't to give young people the answers.

It's to trust them enough to discover their own.

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