Friday, 25 May 2012

The Riot Report

Following the riots that swept through some of England’s major cities in August Inside Housing, the Chartered Institute of Housing and the National Housing Federation launched The Riot Report: How housing providers are building stronger communities.

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    Social landlords will not be represented at two meetings to discuss how to tackle the underlying causes of the August riots, hosted by the independent Riots Communities and Victims Panel this week.

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    The housing sector has an important role to play in preventing a repeat of this summer’s riots. Here, Lydia Stockdale gathers together a panel of experts to help shape the sector’s response

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    Urgent action is needed to prevent a repeat of the riots that swept England during August, according to the independent panel investigating the unrest.

Resources

  • Giving good guidance

    14/10/2011

    How housing association staff are mentoring troubled teenage tenants. Emily Rogers reports

  • Not a sticking plaster

    12 February 2012

    Efforts to tackle anti-social behaviour can seem like fire fighting. It’s expensive to take a more comprehensive and long-term approach by working with a single family to get to the root of their problems. But, as Tony Powell, executive director of neighbourhoods at New Charter Housing Trust, explains, the effect can be transformative.

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    10/06/2011

    A mentoring scheme is helping talented housing professionals break through the glass ceiling. Lydia Stockdale finds out who is benefiting from this process

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