Compass Local Groups take our ideas and campaigns into their communities, and in turn shape our national programme.
They create a forum and a platform for progressives in your area to connect, talk, and organise and they’re one of the best ways to get more involved with Compass in a practical way.
Want to know more about Local Groups?
Here’s a short guide to what they do, how they’re run, and how you can get involved.
We’ve got active Local Groups in:
- Berkshire
- Brighton & Hove Email / Website / Blog
- Bristol and the West of England Email / Facebook
- Buckinghamshire Facebook
- Cumbria and North Lancashire Twitter / Facebook
- East Devon Email
- Horsham Email
- Kent
- Lewes Email / Twitter / Facebook / Instagram
- Manchester Email / Twitter / Facebook
- Northern Devon Email / Join Mailing List / Twitter / Website
- North London
- Oxfordshire Email
- Stratford on Avon
- South London
- South West Surrey Email / Facebook
- Wiltshire
- York & North Yorkshire Email / Twitter
We have groups gaining momentum and seeking more volunteers in:
- Cambridgeshire
- Cornwall
- Gloucestershire
- Hampshire
- Hertfordshire
- High Peak
- Isle of Wight
- Nottinghamshire
- Suffolk
- Surrey Facebook / Email
- The North East (County Durham, Tyne & Wear, Northumberland)
- West Yorkshire
We also have party groups, for party specific conversation and campaigns.
- Compass Greens Mailing List
- Compass Liberal Democrat Mailing List
- Compass Labour Mailing List
Can’t see a Local Group near you? Why not start one!
First, read our guide to Local Groups. Then, when you’re ready, get in touch to tell us a bit about you.
All Compass local group members come together to connect via CompassUK Slack – the online collaboration tool where we’re creating a supportive community across the country to share information, stories, experiences and capability. To join to the slack channel and your local group channel, become a member.
If you have any questions in the meantime, reach out to us at info@compassonline.org.uk.