Stakeholders

Strategic direction of the ATU is provided by reference to a group of community practioners and representatives from public, private and civil society organisations

The forum is chaired by Sheila Childerhouse (Deputy Chair, East of England Development Agency).The forum consists of representatives from the following organisations and government departments:

• Association of Chief Estates Surveyors
• Action with Communities in Rural England
• Architectural Heritage Fund
• Big Lottery Fund
• Charity Commission
• The Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy / CIPFA Property (also representing Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors RICS)
• Communities and Local Government
• Community Development Finance Association
• Community Matters
• The Federation of City Farms and Community Gardens
• The Glass-House Community Led Design
• Homes and Communities Agency
• Institute of Historic Building Conservation
• Joseph Rowntree Foundation
• Local Government Association
• Locality
• National Housing Federation
• Office for Civil Society 
• Plunkett Foundation
• Royal Town Planning Institute
• Society of Local Authority Chief Executives
• Tenant Participation Advisory Service
• Urban Forum

Stakeholder Forum meeting minutes

Minutes of the meetings of the forum are available below.

• 12th January 2009 – Establishment of the ATU and Terms and Reference
• 15th April 2009 – Marketing and communications – tender for film and multi-media products
• 23rd July 2009 – Opportunities and challenges for third sector led housing
• 20th October 2009 - Launch of final report of Advancing Assets Year 2
• 20th January 2010 – Launch of Partnership Routemap and outcomes of ACRE rural community building research
• 19th May 2010 – Guidance note on IFRS changes
• 18th August 2010 – Communications update
• 18th November 2010 - Impact of Comprehensive Spending Review
• 15th February 2011 – Multiple Asset Transfer workplan
• 13th July 2011 – Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors Land and Society 

For more information please see the Stakholder Forum Terms of Reference