- The event kicked off with a panel chaired by Richard Harries (centre), Director of the Research Institute at Power to Change. Panelists included (from left to right) Richard Healy of Barnet Community Transport, Caroline Gore-Booth from Giroscope Housing, Cath Doherty, Deputy Director for London and Localities from DCLG and Matt Barnard from the National Centre for Social Research.
- You can access the three reports, case studies and report summaries on the Power to Change website. The research, conducted by NatCen and WIP economics found a few common factors for success:
- Caroline Gore-Booth from Giroscope spoke about what has made their community housing a success for over 20 years.
- Richard Healy from Barnet Community Transport gave some tips about running a successful community bus service:
- A third report looked at what makes community pubs successful:
- Cath Doherty from DCLG reminded the audience that the MyCommunity website has lots of advice, funding sources and resources for community businesses.
Home - My CommunityGet support and information to support your community project whether you’re getting started or wanting to progress further.- The floor then opened to questions from the audience:
What makes a community business succeed?
Community business leaders, policy makers and researchers attended a launch event at the RSA to discuss findings from new Power to Change research into the success factors of community pubs, community housing and community transport.
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