Confederation of Co-operative Housing
	Bulletin Spring 2001

The Newsletter for the Co-operative Housing Movement in England and Wales

Spring 2001

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"Democratic control of our housing should be a right available to all who want it."

In this issue:

• Developing the co-op housing sector
• Options for housing association tenants
• Homes for Change phase 2
• The "Leasehold" model - Redditch_
• The biggest privatisation yet_
• Providing services to housing co-ops
• The Social exclusion research
• The CCH Annual Conference
• Community Land Trust feasibility study
• What is WATMOS_
• Obituary: Per Eggum Mauseth
• Reviewing the MMA before breakfast
• Forthcoming events and news
• The CCH website
• Code Of Governance For Housing Co-ops

As a co-operative newsletter, CCH Bulletin welcomes comment and articles for publication from all. In view of this, comments and views expressed might not represent the views and policy of the CCH.

The name and address of an article writer can be withheld upon request. Anonymous submissions will be disregarded. Unsigned articles can be taken as being supplied by one or more members of the CCH Publicity and Information Sub Group.

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