The National Community Land Trust Network

  1. What is a Community Land Trust? A CLT is a non-profit, community-based organisation run by volunteers to develop housing, workspaces or other assets that may be required to address a need in their local area. The income stream generated from the assets is protected and used to keep assets permanently affordable, for long-term community benefit.

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  2. Lyvennet Community Trust: rapid journey of getting homes on the ground Lyvennet Community Trust, based in one of the Government's Big Society Vanguard locations in Cumbria, was formed following a housing needs survey carried out by Cumbria Rural Housing Trust (CRHT) in 2008. The survey identified a need for 23 homes in the parish of Crosby Ravensworth ; Lyvennet CT will provide 20 of these. 12 affordable homes are being built (10 rented and

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  3. High Bickington Community Property Trust : A new style of parish-led sustainable development Devon County Council has ripped up the rulebook and adopted a new approach to community planning in the village of High Bickington. It entered into an agreement with the High Bickington Community Property Trust (HBCPT) to redevelop one third of a smallholding by providing 39 new homes and other facilities. A 3-phase development will provide 16 affordable

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  4. This films captures the progress of the CLT movement in England to date. The creation of the National CLT Network, the progress made by individual CLTs and the houses built and the formation of a regional CLT support network. It also presents the aspirations for the future growth and development - the opportunities and the challenges faced. http://www.communitylandtrusts.org.uk

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  5. St Minver CLT is one of the most successful in England and have almost completed their 2nd phase of building through using a self-build model. This film catches up with the CLT members and the residents in 2011 and examines the differences between the 1st phase of building and the 2nd phase.

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The National Community Land Trust Network

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The National CLT Network is the national body for CLTs that promotes and supports the work of CLTs across England. It aims to achieve a growing and flourishing CLT sector.

The Network was established in September 2010 and is hosted by, but independent of, the National Housing Federation.

It is a membership body and invites emerging CLTs, established CLTs and those who work with CLTs to join the National CLT Network.


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The National CLT Network is the national body for CLTs that promotes and supports the work of CLTs across England. It aims to achieve a growing and flourishing CLT sector.

The Network was established in September 2010 and is hosted by, but independent of, the National Housing Federation.

It is a membership body and invites emerging CLTs, established CLTs and those who work with CLTs to join the National CLT Network. For more information click here.

It is funded in part by the Department for Communities and Local Government Empowerment Fund, via Carnegie UK Trust.

These films (produced by Weeflee Productions) capture the CLT movement in England to date - the achievements and the aspirations for the future.

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