Wider Community in a sentence

That's alongside a community engagement space for informing landowners and the wider community about projects and what they can expect and spaces for community groups to be able to utilise.

Newent Community School and Sixth Form Centre is committed to working with parents, carers, employers, universities and the wider community to develop the qualities, skills and attitudes required by students to achieve success in the classroom and beyond.

The council will keep the school community and wider community informed of further developments at each stage of the process.

The fairs have run successfully for many years and help support the use of the community hall and provides an opportunity for locals and visitors from the wider community to meet up.

The main aim of this community engaged spoken word event is to empower and connect new parents with their wider community in ways that were not possible during the Covid lockdowns.

It is unprecedented in the impact it’s having on our game and the wider community, and as a community and as a code, we all need to take the unprecedented and required actions to get through this together.

Youth Desk member Lerato Masilo said she believes it is important to get the community involved in awareness campaigns, to increase the impact the police hopes it will have on the wider community.

A group of eight Year 6 pupils at St John Fisher Catholic Primary School, part of the Romero Catholic Academy, visited the Halo Centre in to deliver crates of foodbank collections, donated by parents, staff and the wider community.

As the dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, the largest college within Utah Valley University, I am familiar with the mental health challenges that affect our students, faculty, staff and the wider community.

Bolton Cultural Education Partnership exists to help ensure all pupils and students in Bolton Schools have the opportunity to experience quality arts education whether it is in school or in a wider community setting.

Both herself and Ms Martin agreed that women are hardly ever thanked, let alone recognised, for the work they do every day and there should be more recognition and appreciation across the wider community.

Crime and anti-social behaviour can have a detrimental and lasting impact on not only those directly affected, but also the wider community.

Despite moving inside to avoid the windy weather, the event attracted a good crowd of pupils and their families, along with members of the wider community.

Detailing the scale of the police inquiry Supt Riley said her team had received thousands of pieces of information 'from the public, wider community, the Bulley family and friends'.

He said: “I think there will be shock in the wider community, I think like those who have worked on the case, they’ll find it abhorrent and they will be horrified by what’s gone on.

Holualoa School PTO supports teachers, parents, and the wider community by advocating for improved safety standards and for future investments by making certain that the school’s needs will remain a priority for the DOE and lawmakers.

Hundreds of people gathered to bid farewell to the boy with a "permanent smile" in day full of laughter and tears in almost equal measure as family, friends, former teachers and people from his hometown and the wider community celebrated his life.

If a property investor, however, buys a house or unit with the sole purpose of making a capital gain there is a risk that the wider community could be the loser.

I feel at home in my own house in Auckland and in my circles of friends, but in the wider community I think I am still regarded as being somewhat foreign.

In all fairness, much more time was needed to educate the electorate and the wider community about this colossal change.