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Reviewing the Coalition Housing Strategy
Date:
Fri, 10/02/2012 - 13:30 - 16:00
Location:
The Orchard, 301 Reservoir Rd, Erdington B23 6DF
An Opportunity for the West Midlands Voluntary and Community Housing Sector to discuss the housing crisis and future policy measures with:
Jack Dromey MP, Shadow Housing Minister
This first West Midlands Voluntary and Community Housing Sector Network meeting of 2012 will provide a very timely opportunity to seriously engage in a sharing of current voluntary housing experience with the Shadow Housing Minister. We will be able to hear Jack Dromey’s views on the Coalition Housing Strategy and the impact the rest of the Government’s programme of public expenditure cuts, public sector reform and welfare benefit changes are impacting on the housing related needs of the most vulnerable and least well off. How can we use the new Localism Act’s empowerment of local communities legislation to give voice to the vulnerable and ensure their needs are not ignored or worse?
It is your Executive’s hope that this event will provide the basis of an ongoing dialogue with the Shadow Minister allowing you the opportunity to inform and discuss ideas for the development of an alternative to the Government’s housing strategy. Do try to be there to contribute form your local experience.
Booking Information
To view the programme for the day and to book a place please visit: http://wmvcshn10feb.eventbrite.co.uk.