Building new co-operative homes
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Presentation by Carl Taylor, Redditch Co-operative Homes, at the Co-operation in Housing Conference, Cardiff, July 2015
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- 1. Redditch Co-operative Homes Welcome to the Co-operative Family! Housing people in need! Building Communities!
- 2. “I currently share a bedroom with my daughter. I dream of playing in my own back garden with my child. I am 29 and my daughter is 5 years old. But the day I push my child’s swing in our garden is getting closer. As I will shortly move into a home I have designed.” Sarah Davies Resident and member of Co-operative 2000
- 3. The Co-operative Advantage Co-operative Housing Democratic Control Self Help Concern for the Community Training and Support Affordable Housing
- 4. The Co-operative Principles Voluntary and open membership Democratic member control. Member economic participation. Autonomy and independence. Education, training and information. Co-operation among Co-operatives. Concern for the community. “The building, purchasing or erecting a number of houses, in which those members desiring to assist each other in improving their domestic and social condition may reside.”
- 5. Bchs and Co-operatives in the Accord Group Around 1200 Homes 13 Co-operatives Training Opportunities Meet the Decent Homes standard. Building 130 properties. Putting Residents in control.
- 6. Neighbourhood Co-operatives High quality factory built homes, our first completely in-house development. By building the way we are your fuel bills will be up to 60% lower than traditional build. We want to build a community you can be proud to be a member of. That means more than just houses means working with you.
- 7. Beaconview Housing Co-operative 38 new properties. Environmental Excellence First phase complete First residents moved in
- 8. New Bushbury Triangle Co-operative 22 new homes Supporting a long standing Community Co-operative.
- 9. Marlfield Development part of Riverside Co-operative
- 10. Pioneer Co-operative – Greenfields
- 11. Church Hill Centre • The regeneration of the district centre • 53 new homes • 3 of which are shared ownership • In partnership with Bellway Homes
- 12. Hewell Road Swimming pool Site
- 14. 40 Homes Tenant Management with CaldmoreAccord Housing Association. Phase two another 32 homes Innovation Way - Beechdale.
- 15. Putting you in control Co-operatives in the Accord Group give their residents a real say in •Deciding who moves into rented properties •Deciding what contractors carry out repairs on your homes •Deciding the service standards that you receive. •Making your home part of a real community In different Co-operatives these things are done differently we realise your community is special and that it needs to work for you.