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Lets build a better society – best practice guide
If we are to see stronger, more empowered and more resilient communities, then there will have to be a re-balancing of the relationship between…
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Reaching out to the hardest communities
The town of Bedford is an ideal case study of migrant integration at work in the UK, offering examples both of successful policies and…
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Germany – tenant power in rented housing
The second of IPPR series of reports comparing the English and German housing markets explores the lessons that policymakers in England can learn from…
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Creating a Community of Practice
This is a helpful article to suport networking from the social change agency. “When you’re building big movements for social impact, it helps to…
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Investment in Involvement Statement launched for RPs
The guidance and statements produced by the pilot schemes are available from the natuonal tenant organsations at https://nationaltenants.org/investingininvolvement/ The link will show you examples of…
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Resident Involvement conference in Blackpool 2016
Here are the presentations from this years conference: http://docs.northern-consortium.org.uk/uncategorised/1024-resident-involvement/…
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The rise in community energy projects
A rising number of community energy projects and municipal and community-owned energy retail supply companies have been formed in recent years. But both kinds…
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Cooperative and Community led Homes Revolution
The CCH is pleased to announce the launch of our snappily titled publication 1001 Co-operative and Community-led Homes: the Housing Revolution Starts Here. It…
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Landlord regeneration – a success
Entire communities are razed when regeneration follows the standard, developer-led model. Successful projects put the social landlord in charge Rayners Lane Estate in the…
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Civil Society in the north
This briefing paper considers why and how civil society has changed in the north of England, considers how we can best understand ‘civil society’…
