Use your invitation
Each paper invitation is linked to this street, not a public directory.
Made for one street
A private noticeboard for people on this street.
Ask for a small favour, pass something on, or share useful local information — without publishing your phone number, email or address.
Private by designPre-moderatedNeighbourly, not noisy
Your street noticeboard
Have an invitation?
Enter the code from your paper invitation to get access to the street noticeboard.
Made by a neighbour on Furness Road.
This isn’t a business — it’s a small experiment to make it easier for people on the street to help each other.
No invitation?
How it works
Close to home. Kept simple.
A small, useful space that asks for very little from you.
Post with care
Every text-only notice is checked against the same community rules.
Reply privately
Replies are sent privately by email. Your email address isn’t shown to the other neighbour.
A useful little board
The kind of thing you might see.
These are examples only. Real notices are never shown publicly.
Could anyone lend me a drill for the afternoon?
I only need it for two shelves and can collect nearby.
A neighbourOn this street
Spare tomato seedlings
Four healthy plants ready for a new windowsill or garden.
A neighbourOn this street
Piano lessons just a few doors away
I’m a piano teacher living on the street and have space for one new student. Beginners welcome.
A neighbourOn this street
Privacy before participation
Your address isn’t your profile.
The noticeboard is designed to collect less. Your invitation gives you access to this street’s board; your house number is not shown or kept in your profile.
✓Email stays privateIt is never shown on a notice.
✓Your first name is optionalPost as “A neighbour” whenever you prefer.
✓Nothing is built for attentionNo likes, streaks, tracking feed or adverts.
Community rules
Useful, respectful and safe.
✓ Good for the board
Small requests, offers, lost and found, recommendations, local skills and practical street news.
× Kept off the board
Harassment, scams, personal accusations, political campaigning, repeated promotion and emergencies.
Residents can mention their own skills or services; repeated or third-party business advertising isn’t allowed.
Need urgent help? This service is not monitored for emergencies. Contact the appropriate emergency service directly.