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Vanessa Worrall introduces Anna King to the team and their work at the Redwell Centre.

Former PCSO Chris Jenkinson lived and worked in the area for more than 15 years.

Naomi Draper, from GL4, says providing arts and culture in the area is "so rewarding".

Kickstart participant Kamen Jackson speaks to Chris Sandys

Therapeutic gardener Ruth Laidler introduces the growing space at Gloucester Services.

Bert Mahoney, chair of Matson Anglers, speaks to Chris Sandys about life around the lake.

Jo Coulson and Tracey White say social prescribing is reducing GPs' waiting lists.

Jussara Nazare speaks to Chris Sandys about appreciating the artists in Gloucester.

Matson resident Mike Norman says a strength of Matson is how everyone "pulls together".

Community artist Hannah Thompson is keen to empower people to make radio content.

Church leader Andy Wilson talks to Chris Sandys about building a community he can't see.

Laura Isher says the Redwell Centre's new community garden is overflowing with produce.

Mark Gale says "this is really strong community and has so much to be proud of".

Chief exec Sue Cunningham says "as long as there's need, GL Communities will be there".

Matt Crabb from Matson's Gateway hub says the community often comes together "as one".

Nicola Simpson says green spaces within cities, like Robinswood Hill, are so important.

Paul Stepney says helping people socialise is a key element of his community woodshed.

Alan Rudge teaches workshop skills to disadvantaged young people in the Redwell Centre.