Canning Housing Co-Operative
Canning Housing Co-operative is the legacy of what those 7 individuals began in 1972. We have 33 properties spread across Liverpool city centre's historic Georgian quarter.
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Canning Housing Co-operative is the legacy of what those 7 individuals began in 1972. We have 33 properties spread across Liverpool city centre's historic Georgian quarter.
Yet low rental costs are not the only benefit of co-op housing. Low tenant turnover in Liverpool's cooperative sector also provides a more stable community. "Cooperative ownership means that the houses can't just get snapped up by private landlords, or turned into student housing," Michelle says. "The community's protected."
19 Devonshire Road, Liverpool, L8 3TX Tel: 0151 726 2200, Fax: 0151 726 2250 Website: nwhousing.org.uk Thirlmere Housing Co-Operative Ltd 29 Thirlmere Green, Liverpool, L5 6SU Tel: 0151 726 2200 Website: nwhousing.org.uk If any of the contact details on this page are incorrect, please send the correct details to leanne.reilly@liverpool.gov.uk
Confederation of Co-operative Housing (CCH), Liverpool. 2,120 likes · 25 talking about this · 1 was here. The UK member organisation for housing co-operatives, tenant-controlled housing organisations
Alt Co-operative is a fully mutual co-operative based in the L8 District off Lodge Lane. All our 139 properties are within the Liverpool 8 area and are based in either Asbridge Street or Ritson Street and comprise 1 and mainly 2 bed terraced houses with only a few 3 bed houses.
Founded in 1975, CDS Co-operatives is a charitable community benefit society dedicated to supporting and promoting co-operative and community-led housing solutions.
Canning Housing Co-operative 49 Canning St Liverpool L8 7NN 0151 708 8700 General Inquiries Click Here Submissions for the Newsletter or Website Click Here
Liverpool Gingerbread Housing Co-operative Not a certified CUK member Trading address: 19 Devonshire Road
Rose Howey Housing Co-operative, is a member co-op of Radical Routes, and is a large house on the edge of a beautiful park near the centre of Liverpool. Its tenants are living together to foster a supportive home which encourages communal living and supports its members to engage with radical social change and ecologically minded living.
But it's also about diving beneath the surface of a model housing co-operative, to understand the successes and frustrations of communal housing design. On the eve of a new wave of central government funding for co-operatives, self-builds and community land trusts, what can we learn from this scheme?