The research described in this report was commissioned by Local Trust from Oxford Consultants for Social Inclusion. It was designed to explore the impact a lack of civic assets has in deprived communities across England.
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Published: 2019
Published: 2016
# Preview | Download RI-03-CS-South Tynedale Railway.pdf77kB Citation UNSPECIFIED (2016) South Tynedale Railway. Case Study. Power to Change. Details Report type: Case Study Publisher: Power to Change Location: North East
Published: 2016
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Published: 2016
# Preview | Download RI-03-CS-Bristol Community Land Trust.pdf78kB Citation UNSPECIFIED (2016) Bristol Community Land Trust. Case Study. Power to Change. Details Report type: Case Study Publisher: Power to Change Location: South West
Published: 2016
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Published: 2016
# Preview | Download RI-03-CS-Alt Valley Community Trust.pdf78kB Citation UNSPECIFIED (2016) Alt Valley Community Trust. Case Study. Power to Change. Details Report type: Case Study Publisher: Power to Change Location: North West
Published: 2016
# Preview | Download RI-03S-The role of asset transfer in developing the community business market.pdf76kB Citation Gilbert, Abigail (2016) A common interest: The role of asset transfer in developing the community business market. Authors Abigail Gilbert Details Report type: Publisher:
Published: 2016
The Power to Change Research Institute commissioned New Local Government Network in March 2016, to provide the most comprehensive possible mapping of asset transfers from local authorities to communities in recent years.
This report found steady progress in assets being transferred to communities over the past 5 years, and identified gaps in a…
Published: 2017
A common feature across community businesses in different sectors is for their business model to be heavily reliant on and/or driven by Community Asset Transfers (CATs). A CAT is the transfer of the ownership and/or management of an asset from its public-sector owner (usually a local authority) to a community organisation for less than market v…
Published: 2017
# Preview | Download RI-10-CS-Friends of Stretford Public Hall.pdf812kB Citation UNSPECIFIED (2017) Friends of Stretford Public Hall. Case Study. Power to Change. Details Report type: Case Study Publisher: Power to Change Location: North West
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