Category: News
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Bright Lights – Starting in Construction 2019
Congratulations to the cohort of trainees who completed the Bright Lights Starting in Construction 2019 training course. The course was funded by British Land and run by Community Campus in conjunction with Academy 3-13, Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council and Bowmer and Kirkland. It saw 12 local young people achieve a CSCS card alongside nationally accredited qualifications
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European Network for Housing Research Report
Community Campus are included as a model of good practice in the European Network for Housing Research report looking at the community led refurbishment of empty homes. This self-help housing is seeing local communities bring empty properties back into use to meet housing need and create thriving neighbourhoods. For more information on self-help housing see
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Donation from Caswells Group
A big thank you to the Caswells Group who have kindly donated personal protective equipment to Community Campus – our Construction team will be very happy.
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Good Finance UK – Case Study
We have been featured in a case study by Good Finance UK. To see the case study be follow the link below: https://www.goodfinance.org.uk/case-studies/community-campus-87
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Starting Out in Construction Training Programme
Community Campus in partnership with British Land are delivering a pilot ‘Starting Out in Construction’ six week training programme aimed at acting as a stepping stone to employment opportunities in the construction sector. The training is free to Stockton residents aged 18 and over. For further information please see the enclosed flyer. Starting Out in
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Power of Community Event
Community Campus were proud to host the Locality Power of Community meeting at our Stockton office on 7 May 2019. The meeting drew 25 Locality members from across the North East and Yorkshire to hear a presentation looking at what we do and how we have sustained our services over the last 30 years. The
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Housing and Communities Research Team Study Visit
We were happy to host a study visit from the Housing and Communities Research Team from Birmingham University as part of the group look at community solutions to empty homes. The group included David Mullins from Birmingham University, Dr Eva Morales from the University of Malaga and Professor Yoshi Kikuchi from the University of Fukui
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Donations from Linkey
Community Campus would like to say a huge thanks to Linkey, a Non-Profit Social Enterprise for the donation of male and female toiletries, which we will distribute to our residents.
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The Big Issue’s ‘Top 100 Changemakers’ in the UK.
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A big thank you to SITV and their NCS group!
Michael Low from Safe in Tees Valley contacted Community Campus in Middlesbrough recently asking how his team of young people could assist our Supported Housing project for young people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. Claire Fishburn (Tenant Support Worker) met with the NCS group on Friday 30th November to discuss how to