Community Assembly Hubs

Connectivity and information flow between local and regional community assembly hubs

Our aim is to set up a network of centres dedicated to local communities in the British Isles with the objective to provide local facilities and services for Members and their Community Assemblies in association with the Community Assembly of the British Isles.

Each Community Hub will have access to our Community Health Initiative, Community Peace Service, local Peace Keepers and  Community Law Courts (Kort Ownder). 

A typical Community Assembly Hub, depending on its size and location, will provide some or all of the following facilities and services:

• Administration faciliities for the Community Assembly Hub, Members and their local Community Assemblies with training and support for Community Assembly Facilitators and Peace Keepers,

• A large area allocated as a Community Law Court (Kort Ownder) and central library which can also be used for lectures, seminars, artistic presentations and training,

• Other rooms and areas made available for therapy, offices, meetings and study areas,

• A healing centre with dedicated treatment and utility rooms together with a healing garden for therapy and a herb garden for making herbal remedies,

• A large communal kitchen with a breakfast/dining area and associated utility rooms including a large laundry room.

• A market garden area for growing fruit, vegetables and herbs with associated outbuildings for storage, processing and packing for sale or distribution to members,

• Outbuildings for storage, studios and workshops with a communal shower block and camping field,

• Gardens for holding events such as summer fetes, COmmunity Assembly of the British Isles weddings, special occasion gatherings and exhibitions,

• Land suitable for growing, communal camping, yurts and tiny houses - each with their own gardens and shared facilities.

Collaboration is key to identify, implement and refine the most effecitve ways of doing things with the ideas, technologies and practices most successfully implemented, shared with other assemblies. A worthy project that requires trust, cooperation, support, rationality, consensus and continuous improvement from all those involved.

This removes the need for a leadership/management hierarchy with associated roles and titles. Instead everyone works together with the help of the Community Assembly Emissaries, Facilitators and Members who are responsible for setting up and administering the hubs for the best interests of everyone involved.

If you are interested in setting up a Community Assembly Hub, please get in touch.

Updated on 3 September 2026