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Article Listing 2009

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 (equality), Cymorth Cymru (supported housing), National Homelessness Network, Supporting People Information Network and All Wales Chief Housing Officers' Panel

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

Issue 73

• The 3 Rs: recession, reform... rethink? The economy: where are we? - Kellie Beirne
• Reviews, reviews - Rugg and Rhodes and Crosby
• Fit for purpose regulation - Peter Williams
• A centre of regeneration excellence for Wales
• Location, location, location - Andrew Matheson
• CIH Cymru Student Conference 2008 - review - Tanya MacGregor and Jenny McCarty
• Regeneration in Wales: reflections from the summit - Richard Essex
• Good practice awards
• Focus on innovation - Rhondda Housing Association training, First Choice Housing Association home ownership for people with learning disabilities, Cartrefi Cymru Connecting Learners project, Community Lives Consortium including tenants on the board

Issue 74

• The WHQ debate 2009: to pay or not to pay?
• Affording a home in Wales' breathing spaces - Catriona Graham
• What can Wales do about the recession? - Steve Wilcox
• Making nominations 'lean' - Sarah Grant and Liz Reynolds
• A cause for celebration! The Promoting Independence Awards 2008
• Return journey - Keith Edwards
• Equalities impact assessment - Anne Delaney
• The credit crunch and regeneration
• Focus on tackling poverty - Let's get sorted, Thinking Aloud - Christmas Cheer?, Tackling worklessness, financial inclusion - addressing diverse needs
• Basic Skills and housing associations - what's the agenda?

Issue 75

• Maps - insight and impact - Steve Curry, Valleys to Coast
• Creating community space in Monkton, Pembrokeshire
• Crime, environment and alley gates - Dr Colin Rogers, University of Glamorgan
• Wales joins the UK Sustainable Communities Excellence Network - Richard Essex, Co-ordinator of Regeneration Skills Collective Wales
• European funding and the social housing sector
• Funding affordable housing - the outlook - Peter Williams
• Money talks
• Consortia working - Gayna Jones, DEVCo
• Older persons' housing - Retirement housing - the Wales & West way, Wendy Bourton, Director Care & Repair Cymru
• Focus on stock transfer - The impacts of housing stock transfer, Transfer heralds start of major investment for Merthyr Tydfil, Stock transfer and tenant influence in practice

Issue 76

• The apple pie needs beefing up: Communities First - the story so far - Gary Foreman, Communities First Co-ordinator at Penywaun
• Double disadvantage - social housing and poverty - Victoria Winkler, Director, the Bevan Foundation
• Refugees and housing - Anne Delaney
• Equalities in practice - spotlight on Cardiff
• The English Housing Revenue Account review and Wales - Steve Wilcox
• Anchoring involvement - the Quality and Design Forum (QDF) approach - Patrick Harkness
• Award for Welsh eco homes scheme - Cymdeithas Tai Eryri
• Tackling rough sleeping in Wales - Steve Gamgee
• Moving into a management role - Steve Rafferty
• Surveyors' vital input on housing association boards - Cathy McLean, Director RICS Wales
• Focus on financial inclusion - Quids In!, Moneyline Cymru - what's it all about?, From Gold Service to Moneybox, High demand for mortgage rescue scheme, Newydd in the money