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Kill Wonga: Or How Could Housing Associations Work With Community Organisers?
by Matthew Gardiner - on 14/11/2012HACT's Board member Michael Gardiner reflects on his own career in housing and believes that community organisers and housing associations can team together to move the sector forward.
Comments: 0Neighbourhood Planning: Are we missing the point?
by Pat Jones - on 14/09/2012HACT's Partnerships and Insight Manager Pat Jones discusses the opportunities that new neighbourhood planning rights present and why creativity there is a need for providers to think creatively.
Comments: 1Community led planning: what can CRTB offer us?
by Andrew Van Doorn - on 10/08/2012HACT's Deputy CEO Andrew Van Doorn discusses the opportunities that Community Right to Build can bring, and reflects on how housing providers can support their communities to really make a success of it.
Comments: 0Social Enterprise, Social Impact, Social value?
by Matt Leach - on 13/07/2012HACT's CEO Matt Leach highlights the important role of housing associations as community-focused social enterprises and what that might mean for the changing ways in which they do business
Comments: 0The challenges ahead: housing and worklessness
by John Coburn - on 11/07/2012HACT's Network Coordinator John Coburn writes about the current issues faced by housing associations in relation to tenant worklessness.
Comments: 0What lazy consensus?
by Tom Murtha - on 25/06/2012HACT's Chairman Tom Murtha provides a critique of the prevailing view of Westminster Housing Minister Grant Shapps in Welsh Hosuing Quarterly.
Comments: 0Let's take it back to the community
by Matt Leach - on 07/06/2012HACT CEO Matt Leach launches our new blog, reflecting on public services reform, the beginnings of HACT and the new opportunities opening up for housing providers. Going forward, our blog will bring together contributions from a range of opinion formers defining the new policy delivery environment for housing providers.
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