Incommunities helped make events accessible throughout Bradford’s UK City of Culture 2025, with more than 10,000 residents across the district benefiting from its support during the year-long programme. Janey Carey, executive director of customer and communities at Incommunities, said: "Making sure our communities were able to be a part of UK City of Culture was a huge reason for us being an official supporter. The Big Beacon Family Welcome at Cliffe Castle, where 1,500 residents visited Incommunities’ creative space. At Armed Forces Day in the city centre, Incommunities engaged with more than 400 of their residents as a proud sponsor. Matt Dakin, head of sponsorship at Bradford 2025 UK City of Culture, added: "Incommunities have played a key role in helping Bradford 2025 connect with communities across the district.