Cathays & Central Youth and Community Project
Last week we travelled to Cardiff to provide project support to Cathays & Central Youth & Community Project, a group […]
Melissa Lacide
Posted on Nov 1, 2012
Build Your Neighbourhood: how people, place and value interact
“The essence of good places comes out in what we do.” – Meredith Evans, formerly Corporate Director, Telford and Wrekin […]
Melissa Lacide
Posted on Oct 25, 2012
If crap places kill people, what can great places do?
“Crap places kill people.” Christopher Rowe, a Church of Scotland Minister and resident of one of Glasgow’s most impoverished areas […]
Louise Dredge
Posted on Oct 12, 2012
Danish ‘Think Space’ about community projects
“The free thought is the best toy in the world.”– Erik Clausen We were pleased to accept an invitation to […]
Maja Luna Jorgensen
Posted on Oct 1, 2012
Learning from the front line of community led design
After four fantastic years at The Glass-House, I am leaving at the end of this week to start a new […]
Hannah Gibbs
Posted on Sep 28, 2012
What would a sustainable city look like?
Green Sky Thinking Week held from 17-21 September was set up by Open City to highlight green expertise in the […]
Louise Dredge
Posted on Sep 20, 2012
Debate round-up: How can great places create value for local people?
‘How can great places create value for local people?’ was the question posed at the first debate in our national […]
Louise Dredge
Posted on Sep 18, 2012
Glass-House supported project wins design award
We were delighted to hear that Gamlingay Eco Hub, an early project supported by The Glass-House has won a major […]
Louise Dredge
Posted on Sep 13, 2012
The show’s over… let the legacy begin
Monday’s London parade marked the end of our Olympic summer. I think that all said, we Brits are pretty pleased […]
Sophia de Sousa
Posted on Sep 13, 2012
Scotland reveals inspired attitudes to community led action
This year’s DTAS conference ‘Development Trusts – Doing the Business’ brought together over 200 people from the Development Trust movement […]
Hannah Gibbs
Posted on Sep 5, 2012