Place Knowledge Hub
Our library for place-based systems change
Inquiry: How to sustain place-based change
With support from partners including Esmée Fairbairn, Homewards, Turn2us, Pathway Fund and others, we set out to explore how we can change this.
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Simon Pitkeathley: The role of the high street
Camden Town Unlimited (CTU) is the Business Improvement District (BID) for the Camden Town area, representing more than 300 member businesses. From office buildings to bookshops, restaurants to…
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Steve Coles: Wellbeing in Shoreditch
It’s obvious, when we stop and think for a moment, that lots of problems we face personally and societally are complex, deep-rooted and multi-faceted. However, in a culture…
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Steve Stillwell: You’re only young once!
Places are about communities and communities are about people. Most people would agree that everyone would benefit from improved knowledge and confidence when it comes to dealing with…
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Bethia McNeil: Collective change and collective impact
I work in the business of measuring and understanding change. I do this because I believe that understanding whether and how the work of the social sector creates…
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Thomas Neumark: There’s mixing and there’s mixing
In 1902 George Gillett, the founder of The Peel (a charity working in Clerkenwell, London) and future Labour MP wrote that, in London, “the evils of poverty, overcrowding,…
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Vidhya Alakeson: Better places through community business
Ennerdale Bridge is a small village in the Western Lake District. Eleven miles from Carlisle, it is as beautiful as it is remote. In 2011, when the only…
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How to sustain place-based systems change
Building on over 30 years of working with over 100+ places across the UK to fund, deliver, and evidence place-based work, we explore what it takes to sustain these efforts.
What does it take to change a system?
A guide designed to support funders and practitioners to understand how to approach systems change and their role in it.
Funding for place based systems change
Chaired by Save the Children UK, we brought charities and funders together to explore how to best manage funds to support long-term, place-based systemic change.