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New Community Asset Transfer list available now!

New Community Asset Transfer list available now!

by Rachel West | Jul 2, 2024 | Community Asset Transfer, Uncategorized

Birmingham City Council is currently seeking Expressions of Interest from community organisations for a series of Birmingham buildings which are available for Community Asset Transfer. If you are a not-for-profit organisation with community aims, and you’re...

Birmingham City Council – Community Asset Transfer Process

by Karen Cheney | Aug 9, 2013 | Community Asset Transfer, Uncategorized

PLEASE NOTE SOME OF THE INFORMATION MAY NOW BE SLIGHTLY OUT OF DATE BUT YOU MAY FIND IT USEFUL TO SEE SOME OF THE PROJECTS THAT TOOK PART IN THE PROGRAMME FROM 2008 – 2011 Since 2011 there has been a  Cabinet approved  agreed Birmingham CAT Protocol and Way of...

The Guardian reports on Birmingham’s Community Asset Transfer work.

by podnosh | May 27, 2011 | Community Asset Transfer, Lessons

Saba Salman of the The Guardian Voluntary Sector network was attracted to write about Birmingham and it’s community asset tranfer work after finding the warts and all case studies on this website.  In a piece she called Making community asset transfer work, she...

The Community Sport Asset Transfer Toolkit

by Karen Cheney | May 17, 2011 | Community Asset Transfer

Sport England have just launched an interactive asset transfer toolkit for sport – commissioned by Sport England and produced by Locality’s Asset Transfer Unit. The toolkit is a good first point of information on asset transfer from a sports perspective. The...

Factsheets on swimming pools threatened with closure

by podnosh | May 6, 2011 | Community Asset Transfer

Pool Watch, a partnership between The ASA and British Gas, have published a useful set of factsheets related to swimming pools threatened with closure, including a factsheet on asset transfer and asset disposal: Building your case (pdf, 723kb) The Consultation Phase...

Spaces4change: A modest fun for changing unused spaces into assets for 16 to 25 years olds

by podnosh | Apr 12, 2011 | Community Asset Transfer, Community Development

UnLtd and Channel 4 have just launched a simple programme which might help someone prime some work for a community asset transfer.  Below is lifted from the Unltd website. About the Programme The Spaces 4 Change Awards from UnLtd and Channel 4 provides funding and...
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