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2. Co-operation in housing – the new era
Welsh co-operators
Welsh local authorities
Welsh associations
Welsh Government
Wales Co-op Centre
3. Co-operation in housing – the new era
doom and gloom!
1% rent reductions
welfare reform
Right to Buy
market failure
Generation Rent
interest rates to rise
argh!
4. Steps along a road
• Bringing Democracy Home 2009
• Mutual Housing Group 2011
• Welsh co-operative housing
• English community led, self-help, and
self/custom build housing programmes
• growing numbers who want an alternative to
the dysfunctional housing market
• a need for an alliance
• a stronger and more coherent message
• support structures to scale up the sector
6. Jon’s views!
• an opportunity to be grasped
• it will require active
engagement from the main
stakeholders plus new links
• alliance building will be
challenging
• CCH can play a pivotal role
7. Nic’s views!
• are we the antedote?
• to dysfunctionalism; market
failure; the second housing
crash & paternalism
• schemes; schemes; schemes
• flexibility and adapting
• people; people; people
• building on a wave of
popular desire for change