Democracy is Something to Embrace

We have been quiet on the social media and blogging side since December, been busy supporting residents through ballots and … Continue reading Democracy is Something to Embrace →...

The numbers still don’t add up

In one of my blogs last year I raised the issue of how often the numbers don’t make sense when … Continue reading The numbers still don’t add up →...

Built to Perfection

Architectural models have always held a fascination for me especially because they are a great way of creating a perception … Continue reading Built to Perfection →...

The Importance of Urban Areas for Nature

The countryside. What is it? The green bit outside of the city… right? It’s the bit where we can see … Continue reading The Importance of Urban Areas for Nature →...

Moving Joe

We are all aware of sensationalist media reports depicting hoarders as freaks or health hazards but not many of us … Continue reading Moving Joe →...

Tackling the Stigma Felt by Residents

The Government’s Green Paper on Social Housing came out promising four main items. One of the main items was to … Continue reading Tackling the Stigma Felt by Residents →...

Social housing should not be viewed as ‘second class’ or an experiment

I was at a workshop on building new homes and we got to a contentious point about what was being … Continue reading Social housing should not be viewed as ‘second class’ or an experiment →...

Builders who can Talk – Meet the contractor

We have recently  introduced six or seven different demolition and construction firms to residents’ groups with whom we have worked … Continue reading Builders who can Talk – Meet the contractor →...