COTSS Housing Conference and AGM 2008
The 14th Annual 2 day conference: "The Next Wave" - Surfing the Changes, was held at the Holiday Inn in Brighton on the 8th & 9th November 2007.
 Anne Theobold, Mayor of Brighton, receives plaque of Aberdeen from Mary Stobie at the 2007 Conference |
 Delegates at 2007conference |
Carol Ames and Rachel Richardson-Write
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Glen Mason
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Michele Finney |
Adrian Blythe |
Conference Evaluation Summary (70KB 
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Presentations from November 2007 Conference:
Individual_budget-pilots A (347KB*) presented by Carol Ames and Rachel Richardson-Wright
Individual_budget B (1.97MB*)
Social-housing_or_private-ownership (262KB*)
Inspirational_design (396KB*)
AGM_annual_report 06-07 (70KB 
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Better_outcome-slower_costs (557KB pps)
DOH_Vision_for_the_future (721KB pps) Presented by Glen Mason
Salford_modular_buildings (8.7MB pps) Presented by Michele Finney and Adrian Blythe
Whats_hot_at-COT.pps (4.63MB pps)
Conference Evaluations 2007 – 70 returns (70KB*)
Presentations from 2006 Conference:
Held in Derry, Northern Ireland, this was yet another success.
Linking Our Thinking (95KB*)
Making User Involvement Work (69KB*)
Singing from the same songsheet (191KB*)
Widening Housing Options (503KB*)
Benchmarking in wales (176KB*)
Your Service Your Voice (615KB*)
Older People and Adaptations Management of the Design Process (162KB*)
2005: Hitting those Targets?
Held in Durham, this was another successful event.
2004: Getting our Act(s) Together
Also held at Durham at the County Hall on 14th and 15th September 2004.
The title was Getting our Act(s) Together and Professor Wolfe was our main speaker.
2003: Access Matters
Our conference in 2003 was held in London. The following presentations can be downloaded from the Conference.
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Overview of the Fair Housing Act and its Design and Construction requirements (4MB
) - Improving the Quality of Life of Disabled People. A review of the Housing Adaptation Services in Northern Ireland (6MB )
- The Americans with Disability Act: 13 years later (17MB )
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