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by Tom Murtha - on 13/06/2013HACT's chair Tom Murtha blogs about making the case for a new wave of investment in the UK housing sector.
Comments: 0Is it really up2us?
by Andrew van Doorn - on 31/05/2013HACT's Deputy Chief Executive reflects on the up2us project, a five year HACT-funded project that recently concluded, which aimed to stimulate and create a space for innovation in housing care and support.
Comments: 0Finding the housing leaders of tomorrow
by William Lilley - on 31/05/2013William Lilley, New Ventures Manager at the Bromford Group, is invited as a guest to the HACT blog to discuss the need for the sector to invest in its future leaders and comments on his experiences developing a pioneering new leadership programme.
Comments: 0Week 1 at HACT: Networks, innovation, evidence, blogs and twitter
by Jim Vine - on 24/05/2013HACT's new Director of Innovation and Business Development, Jim Vine, reflects on his first week at HACT, and how we as an organisation can cater to the challenges ahead for the housing sector.
Comments: 1Stating the obvious
by Tom Murtha - on 08/05/2013Why is this government so reluctant to recognise the economic and social benefits of investing in housing, asks Tom Murtha
Comments: 0Taking a whole community approach to community investment
by Andrew van Doorn - on 29/04/2013On the EU day of Solidarity between Generations, HACT launches its age2age (inter-generational project) evalutation report. Our Deputy Chief Executive Andrew van Doorn discusses how the ever-widening gap between the generations needs to be firstly understood and then challenged to build stronger, supportive communities.
Comments: 0The next generation
by Tom Murtha - on 17/04/2013HACT's Chair Tom Murtha comments that strong leaders understand when the best way to serve their organisation is to leave.
Comments: 0Rethinking housing and social value
by Matt Leach - on 03/04/2013HACT's Chief Executive Matt Leach demonstrates that social value will soon become a crucial part of the business and housing providers need to make sure they are ready for it.
Comments: 0Fighting interference
by Tom Murtha - on 27/03/2013Housing associations pioneered work against discrimination and must resist the latest cynical attempt to grab votes, says HACT's Chair Tom Murtha.
Comments: 1Trafford Housing Trust guest blog: Why HACT Should Appeal To Progressives
by Matt Leach - on 18/03/2013Our CEO, Matt Leach, is the first person to 'guest blog' on the blog page of Matthew Gardiner from Trafford Housing Trust (mirrored on our blog), talking about why the progressives within housing should be attracted to what HACT is currently doing.
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