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New opportunities for Community Asset Transfer

Birmingham City Council is currently seeking Expressions of Interest from community organisations who are seeking to build a partnership with the Birmingham Youth Service focussed on one of their Youth Centres. We are seeking interest in partnership arrangements...

New Community Asset Transfer list available now!

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 interested...

Community Ownership Fund

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:...

Carrie Weekes on Community Asset transfer

Carrie Weekes is the West Midlands regional development manager for the Development Trusts Association.  She's based at a community run building - the Post Office Building  in Moseley - and has many years experience of understanding and supporting community asset...

Ifor Jones on Community Asset Transfer

Ifor Jones is the Director of Constituency Services at Birmingham City Council.  As he says in the interview below, he got a involved in the current community asset transfer work a little down the line. A key part he played was to help nurse through last minute...