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Article Listing 2008

Each issue of WHQ includes:

• a range of features from our sponsors
• regular features - editorial, policy update, legal update, tenant empowerment grant update, social housing management grant programme projects and Welsh Assembly Government commissioned research, and
• regular contributions from Tai Pawb (race equality), Cymorth Cymru (supported housing), National Homelessness Network and Supporting People Information Network

The list below includes all other articles in each issue of the magazine during the year.

Issue 69

• Community Land Trusts - Ian Moran and Richard St John, Cobbetts
• Finance update - Steve Wilcox
• Focus on registered social landlords - regulatory review, consortia, V2C work to improve the environment
• In praise of local government - Catriona Graham
• Interview with the Deputy Minister - WHQ interview
• Onwards and upwards - Peter Williams
• Providing access to health services for homeless people - Conrad Watkins, Cyrenians Cymru
• We still do housing! - Kellie Beirne, Torfaen County Borough Council

Issue 70

• Community empowerment in practice - lessons from Communities First - Dave Adamson and Richard Bromiley, University of Glamorgan
• Focus on poverty and welfare reform - poverty and social exclusion: is it time for some new big ideas?, welfare reform and the housing sector and local housing allowance update
• Improving the health of homeless and specific vulnerable groups - Welsh Assembly Government consultation
• More than bricks and mortar - a once in a lifetime opportunity - Barbara Castle
• Putting sustainability into practice - Nick Tune, Building Research Establishment (Wales)
• Regeneration in action - United Welsh in Blaenavon
• Sustainability resource file
• The human stock in stock transfers - Mark Morgan, Morgan Denton Jones
• Upping the anti - Steve Osborne, HouseMark working with Newydd Housing Association

Issue 71

• Attractive environments for quality homes - the environmental standard of WHQS - TPAS Cymru
• Focus on skills for regeneration - sustaining skills - Regeneration Skills Collective Wales survey, evaluation of Regen School Wales
• Interview with the Chief Executive of CIH Sarah Webb - WHQ interview
• Rural homelessness - CIH Cymru
• Taking stock - the local authority sector - housing post stock transfer - Simon Inkson and Neil Howell (Torfaen County Borough Council)
• Taking stock - the private sector - David Smith, Economics Editor of the Sunday Times
• Taking stock - the registered social landlord sector - a changing sector, the financial assets of the sector, RSLs in action, RSLs creating jobs and training opportunities
• The staffing consequences of the contractualisation (and commercialisation) of health, social care and support - Peter Short, Unison Cymru

Issue 72

• Better balance - work-life balance - Louise Sully, Cardiff Community Housing Association
• Communities First: next steps - Welsh Assembly Government consultation
• Essex review - summary and responses - local government, RSLs, tenants
• Focus on financial inclusion - helping tenants hold onto their money, financial inclusion research, good practice in financial inclusion
• Home ownership where next? - Gayna Jones on JRF research
• Is self-regulation a viable option? Paul Roberts, Newydd Housing Association
• Listening to your customers - the new STATUS survey
• Core principles for customer service - Michaela Weaver, The Improvement Consultancy
• The innovation imperative - Tim Williams on the credit crunch
• Welsh Housing Management Standards for tackling anti-social behaviour - Welsh Assembly Government consultation