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Community Ownership Fund

by Rachel West | Mar 30, 2023 | Community Development, Uncategorized

As part of the Levelling up agenda, the government is looking to give local community groups more opportunity to control assets that mean a great deal to the local area. To find out more, follow the link to the Gov.uk website:...

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...

Community Asset Transfer in Birmingham – Key Lessons – Karen Cheney

by Sue Beardsmore | Feb 17, 2011 | Community Asset Transfer, Community Development, Lessons

Karen Cheney has been the co-ordinator of  the Community Asset Transfer Development Programme as part of her job as Senior Manager – Community Empowerment Projects Lead in the Neighbourhood and Communities Team of Birmingham City Council – Constituency...

Co‐Production in Neighbourhoods: the Neighbourhood Equity Model

by podnosh | Aug 31, 2010 | Community Development

This is  new report on co-production in Birmingham’s neighbourhoods which proposes a Neighbourhood Equity Model.  (Download as a pdf here).  The Model argues that if government works to help communities empower themselves through taking on commissions to provide...

Theresa McIlkenny, Director, Norton Hall – “…this place is life changing”

by Karen Cheney | Aug 11, 2010 | Community, Community Development, Lessons, Norton Hall

Theresa Mcilkenny recently became a director at Norton hall after years benefiting from the services it provides for her and her son. Here she shares her thoughts on why community run places have particular strengths… Becoming a director seemed like a natural...

Paul Slatter, Director of Chamberlain Forum

by Karen Cheney | Jul 4, 2010 | Community Asset Transfer, Community Development, Lessons

Paul Slatter is the director of Chamberlain forum and has been involved  in a number of ways to  bring the parties together. Facilitating sessions and using a technique called structured dialogue method, which as the name suggests is a structured way of approaching a...
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