The community business market in 2017 – Research Summary


Published: 2017

# Preview | Download RI-11S-The Community Business Market in 2017.pdf237kB Author(s) Abigail Diamond Tim Vorley Oliver Mallett John Higton Sophie Spong Andrew Corley Irshad Mulla Citation Diamond, A., Vorley, T., Mallett, O., Higton, J., Spong, S., Corley, A. and Mulla,

The Economics of Community Asset Transfers: An Economic Framework to define and measure Social Value in Community Asset Transfers


Published: 2017

A common feature across community businesses in different sectors is for their business model to be heavily reliant on and/or driven by Community Asset Transfers (CATs). A CAT is the transfer of the ownership and/or management of an asset from its public-sector owner (usually a local authority) to a community organisation for less than market v…

Alt Valley Community Trust


Published: 2017

# Preview | Download RI-10-CS-Alt Valley Community Trust.pdf575kB Author(s) Unspecified Citation Unspecified (2017) Alt Valley Community Trust. Case Study. Power to Change. Details Report type: Case Study Publisher: Power to Change Location: North West

Bristol Community Ferryboats


Published: 2017

# Preview | Download RI-10-CS-Bristol Community Ferryboats.pdf599kB Author(s) Unspecified Citation Unspecified (2017) Bristol Community Ferryboats. Case Study. Power to Change. Details Report type: Case Study Publisher: Power to Change Location: South West

Burton Street Foundation


Published: 2017

# Preview | Download RI-10-CS-Burton Street Foundation.pdf823kB Author(s) Unspecified Citation Unspecified (2017) Burton Street Foundation. Case Study. Power to Change. Details Report type: Case Study Publisher: Power to Change Location: Yorkshire and the Humber

Bytham Community Shop


Published: 2017

# Preview | Download RI-10-CS-Bytham Community Shop.pdf778kB Author(s) Unspecified Citation Unspecified (2017) Bytham Community Shop. Case Study. Power to Change. Details Report type: Case Study Publisher: Power to Change Location: East Midlands

Community accountability in community businesses


Published: 2017

In 2017, IVAR was commissioned by Power to Change to undertake research exploring community accountability within the community business sector. Power to Change sees community accountability as one of the core characteristics of community businesses and requires the businesses it supports to demonstrate how the local community is involved in th…

Community accountability in community businesses – Research Summary


Published: 2017

# Preview | Download RI-10S-Community accountability.pdf66kB Author(s) Eliza Buckley Mike Aiken Leila Baker Houda Davis Richard Usher Citation Buckley, E., Aiken, M., Baker, L., Davis, H. and Usher, R. (2017) Community accountability in community businesses – Research Summary. Research Report.

Crediton Community Bookshop


Published: 2017

# Preview | Download RI-10-CS-Crediton Community Bookshop.pdf773kB Author(s) Unspecified Citation Unspecified (2017) Crediton Community Bookshop. Case Study. Power to Change. Details Report type: Case Study Publisher: Power to Change Location: South West

Economic appraisal of community asset transfers


Published: 2017

# Preview | Download G-2017-11-Economic appraisal of community asset transfers.pdf19MB Author(s) Federico Bruni Robert Marks Stuart Newman Vyara Ruseva Citation Bruni, F., Marks, R., Newman, S. and Ruseva, V. (2017) Economic appraisal of community asset transfers. Practice Guide. Power to

Friends of Stretford Public Hall


Published: 2017

# Preview | Download RI-10-CS-Friends of Stretford Public Hall.pdf812kB Author(s) Unspecified Citation Unspecified (2017) Friends of Stretford Public Hall. Case Study. Power to Change. Details Report type: Case Study Publisher: Power to Change Location: North West

Heeley Development Trust


Published: 2017

# Preview | Download RI-10-CS-Heeley Development Trust.pdf469kB Author(s) Unspecified Citation Unspecified (2017) Heeley Development Trust. Case Study. Power to Change. Details Report type: Case Study Publisher: Power to Change Location: Yorkshire and the Humber

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