Campaigning On Empty Homes
Campaigning for success
How to cope if you achieve your campaign goal
Author: Jonathan Ellis
Homes campaigners sign up a champion - 24th October 2006 - Liverpool Echo
RESIDENTS hoping to save their homes from demolition have recruited a heavyweight help to join their fight.
Around 40 families in the Granby Triangle area have been blocking council plans for compulsory purchase orders of their homes in Ducie, Jermyn, Cairns and Beaconsfield streets.
Campaigning on individual empty properties - August 2006
This brief article is aimed at encouraging people across the country that there are things that they can do to campaign to bring empty homes back into use.
The Case for Action on Empty Homes - Jonathan Ellis - January 2006
New Year Message - Where now on empty homes? - Jonathan Ellis - January 2006
Campaigning on Empty Homes - A breakdown of ways to start campaigning on empty homes in your community by Jonathan Ellis - January 2006
Your work is over - What more is there for you to do? - January 2005 - Jonathan Ellis
Public Campaign Action Pack
A very useful resource for those of you in your community that want to do something about empty homes in your area.
Community Action Toolkit
Aims to give the basic facts about empty property, oultine what councils can do and show what community groups across England have achieved in campaigns to tackle this issue
Chapters 1: How To Campaign
Chapter 2: Empty Homes The Facts
Chapters 3: Every House A Home
Chapter 4: Saving The Countryside
Chapters 5:Community Solutions
Chapter 6: Empty Homes and Low Demand
Chapter 7: Useful Contacts / Resources
Due to popularity of this publication we can at this present time offer a full-colour photocopy of this publication - For details please contact Helen Ashby on info@emptyhomes.com
Do something about the empty homes in your area with BBC Action Network - Action Network is a website that helps you get involved and make a difference in your community. It's provided by the BBC but most of the content on the site is written by people like you.
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In the ongoing campaign on empty homes, 2003 must go down as a good year! - 28th January 2004 - Jonathan Ellis