The community ____________ is very good where I live. You always know that if you have a problem, you can go to a neighbour for help.

One of the reasons I like my neighbourhood so much is because of its wonderful ___________ of community.

The outgoing mayor seemed ___________ on leaving his mark on the town, even suggesting that the main square should be named after him.

I ought to warn you that if you insist on walking around the city on your own late at night, you’re on ____________ ground.

You should try to involve yourself in community ____________ as much as possible, otherwise you’ll always be treated as an outsider.

Because the entrance isn’t at ground ________________ , access is difficult for those with restricted mobility.

My tennis trophies take ___________ of place on my bookshelf. If anyone moves them, I get quite upset!

If you suspect that an elderly or disabled neighbour is struggling to look after him- or herself, it might be a good idea to call your local ___________ services for advice.

Mark Jenkins is the most influential businessman in town, and to all intents and _____________ is our second mayor.

I grew up in a small ___________ community where everybody knew everybody else’s business.

When shop windows on the High Street were broken, angry shopkeepers unfairly placed the ___________ on young people from the local council estate.

A lot of elderly people are complaining that their social life has suffered since the local community __________ shut down.

I went to the council meeting with the _______________ of complaining about the new housing development, but I wasn’t given the chance to speak.