Housing in Huyton, Tim Molton
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Slides used by Tim Molton, North Huyton Communities Future, at the Big Local ‘Improving housing’ study visit, organised as part of the Local Trust programme of networking and learning events for Big Local residents. The visit took place from Monday 24 to Tuesday 25 February 2014 and our hosts for the visit were the Leigh West Big Local area. North Huyton Communities Future, NHCF, is a resident-led community regeneration programme. Tim talked about how NHCF is currently renovating emplty homes to let to homeless families, how they are going about it and the lessons they’ve learnt in the process. Find out more about Local Trust and this and other networking and learning events at http://www.localtrust.org.uk/ and about North Huyton Communities Future at http://www.nhcfonline.org.uk/
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