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Orgainisers: YoCo: York Central Co-Owned

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Orgainisers: YoCo: York Central Co-Owned

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We orgainised this event to learn more and meet all of you... we're trying to work out how to develop a redistributive local economy that will create forever affordable housing in a city of growing housing and economic inequality: https://www.yoco.uk/

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'York Central' is one of the largest sites currently under development in Europe. In collaboration with people who live, work, and play in York, we created the YoCo Community Plan for York Central. It's is a strategic vision to develop the site in a community-focused way that addresses housing, transport, public spaces, and the economy.

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'York Central' is one of the largest sites currently under development in Europe. In collaboration with people who live, work, and play in York, we created the YoCo Community Plan for York Central. It's is a strategic vision to develop the site in a community-focused way that addresses housing, transport, public spaces, and the economy.

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Session 1: 1 st June, 7.30-8.45

40 years of Coin Street, the London community group with a commercial head and social heart

Coin Street Group Director, Iain Tuckett, on lessons to be learned from a campaign in the 1980s to create a thriving and inclusive community on London’s South Bank, and how embracing commercial opportunities has provided funding to make the area a better place to live, work and play. https://www.coinstreet.org/

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Welcome to Coin Street

We are a social enterprise working in Waterloo and North Southwark, London. From a derelict site in 1984, we have created a vibrant, diverse and welcoming place for people to live, work and play.

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Coin Street is a social enterprise working in Waterloo and North Southwark, London. From a derelict site in 1984, Coin Street has created a vibrant, diverse and welcoming place for people to live, work and play.

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Session 2 Speaker Org: Good Organisation

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Natasha Almond, Good Organisation, York on how tourism wealth can be captured and redistributed in a heritage city. http://www.goodorganisation.co.uk/

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Session 2 Speaker Org: Calder Valley Community Land Trust

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Session 2 Speaker Org: Calder Valley Community Land Trust

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Paul Brannigan, Executive Manager, Calder Valley Community Land Trust, Calder Valley on how responding to local opportunities has pieced together an economic model that is addressing systemic housing inequality.  https://caldervalleyclt.org.uk/

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Calder Valley Community Land Trust | Quality homes, owned by our Community

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We are a member-led community benefit society with charitable status which has been established to help address and meet housing needs in our part of Calderdale. We are part of the fast-growing community-led housing network, where local people play a leading role in solving local housing problems, creating genuinely affordable homes and stronger communities in ways that are difficult through current mainstream housing.

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Angie Doran, Head of Self-Commissioned Homes, Homes England on how self-commissioned and community-led approaches to housing in mix-used developments can support community wealth building. https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/homes-england

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Rhoda Meek, Founder/Director, Isle Develop CIC, Tiree on how to co-own a local economy heavily shaped by tourism and second homes. https://isledevelop.com/

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Isle Develop CIC | We're islanders who develop digital projects.

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We're islanders who develop digital projects. We can help with websites, digital consultation, marketing and design support, and more.

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Session 3 Speaker Org: Friends Provident Foundation

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Session 3 Speaker Org: Friends Provident Foundation

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Danielle Walker, Friends Provident Foundation on their 4 D Economy Model and how decentralised, democratised, decolonised and decarbonised approached can enable a fair and sustainable economy.  https://www.friendsprovidentfoundation.org/

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Friends Provident Foundation - Fair Economy Better World

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We're striving for a fair, resilient and sustainable economic system that serves people and planet. Connecting, funding and supporting pioneering thinking to shape a future economy that works for all.

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Paul Oster, Mayday Saxonvale, on bringing forward a new community led development model that puts the community in the driving seat, for a significant town centre site in Frome, Somerset. https://maydaysaxonvale.co.uk/

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Make Saxonvale Work

The future of Frome is hanging in the balance.

After losing employment site, after employment site, Saxonvale is the last chance to expand the town centre and generate the jobs that we need. What happens in Saxonvale will set Frome's course for generations to come - it's not just a walk in the (Riverside) Park.

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"We call on Somerset Council to compare the Mayday and Acorn schemes for Saxonvale fairly and transparently, to ensure the right plan for the future of Frome is taken forward."

The Mayday Masterplan

The UK's First Community Led Masterplan

What's really going on in Saxonvale?

Ex BBC News reporter and Frome local, Freddie Rostand produced a short investigative film on what's really going on at Saxonvale, and what it might mean for the future of Frome.

The film is a personal view of which of the two development options for Saxonvale in Frome would best serve the town

Add your name to our declaration and support the future of Frome!

There are two masterplans for the regeneration of Saxonvale in Frome

Frome and Mendip District Council will now be able to decide between the plans of Acorn Property Group or Mayday Saxonvale.

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An Alternative Development Plan for Saxonvale in Frome

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After losing employment site, after employment site, Saxonvale is the last chance to expand the town centre and generate the jobs that we need. What happens in Saxonvale will set Frome's course for generations to come - it's not just a walk in the (Riverside) Park.

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Session 3 Speaker Org: Centre for Local Economic Strategies

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Session 3 Speaker Org: Centre for Local Economic Strategies

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Leah Millthorne, Head of Local Economies, Centre for Local Economic Strategies on the role of public anchor institutions in building community wealth’ https://cles.org.uk/