Table Of ContentHOUSING REVIEW
Index 1992 Vol. 41 Nos. 1-6
and Housing Design Supplement
Key: Figures in heavy type denote the issue in which the item appears, 6S in heavy type the Supplement and figures in light type the page.
N denotes a short item from News and Views, etc., R denotes a report of a HCT meeting or seminar, and B a Book Review.
GENERAL INDEX Dilemmas of a green architect, James Nisbet Management. See also Social and Resident
Categorised under broad subject headings Street, Glasgow by Brian Edwards. 2 34 Affairs
Care and improvement of the housing stock. Recycled Tenants’ Charter. L 1 |
Design and construction, N 3 39 DoE Consultation Papers on better tenants
New Developments, Fitness standards, Customer involvement in design by Barry J. charter and right to repair. The Housing
Equipment Stanford. R 3 45 Centre Trust’s response. 1 2
Building Research Establishment advice. N 1 3 Living over the shop. 3 54 Award for business management experience.
Warming News. 1 5 Maintenance backlog in local authority N13
Disturbance by noise. N 2 21 housing. N 457 Arm’s length companies. An option for local
Housing fitness standards. N 2 21 Housing improvement programme. N 4 57 authority housing by Nick Raynsford. 2 26
Metropolitan Housing Trust, Vining Street The BRE Housing Group. N 4 57 Examples of customer care: Putting the
scheme (cover picture). N 2 35 Returning to rehabilitation by Mervyn Jones. customer first by Bob Towner. R 2 29
Housing Quality by Tony Shoults. R 3 50 R467 An obsession for customers by Jon Passmore.
Alternative methods of procurement by Bob Housing Rehabilitation — Reducing the Risk: R231
Hingston. R 3 52 The wasted resource by David Tuffin. R 4 72 New technology in housing management by
Cold Homes. N 4 57 Scheme work procedure guide, best practice John Gibson. R 2 36
Training in energy efficiency. N 457 and value for money by Clive Clowes. R 4 73 Common waiting lists. N 4 57
Fuel saving heating designs. N 4 57 What the contractor needs from the design Compulsory competitive tendering for
Green design study in Leicester. N 458 team to minimise risk by Malcolm Stevens. housing management. N 4 57
Green Leaf Housing Awards. N 4 58 R474 New service targets for Islington. N 4 58
Achieving quality in local authority housing — Millbank Estate rehabilitation, Westminster Local housing authorities. N 6 95
Welwyn Hatfield Council proves the point by (cover picture). 5 90 Tower Hamlets empties. N 4 58
Tony Babbage (cover picture). 4 62 Private sector. N 6 109 Paying rents and community charges the easy
Railway Terrace, Belfast. 4 75 Local Authorities’ Repairs Programmes: How way. N 458
Low-cost green homes. N 5 77 local authorities should prepare and manage Empty private houses in Bristol. N 458
Housing standards: time for a new approach planned schemes by Iain Beaton. R 6 107 Developing Social Housing — Partnerships
by Valerie Karn. 6S 4 Lewisham’s approach to capital programmes: and Procurement: Housing associations taking
Design disasters and defects by Joan Ash. 6S 6 ways of ensuring quality by Donald Stavert. the lead by Richard Smillie. R 4 66
What architecture do we deserve? by Lynn R 6 108 The local authority enabling role by Derek
Moseley. 6S 9 Improving design disasters of the past by Campbell. R 4 68
Housing standards: indispensible tool or Barry J. Stanford. 6S 12 Local authority housing strategies. N 5 77
meaningless strait-jacket? by David Levitt. Local authorities information technology
6S 11 Home Ownership, Shared Ownership, skills. N 5 77
Improving design disasters of the past by Mortgages Accountability to tenants of local authorities
Barry J. Stanford. 6S 12 Rent-to-mortgage. N 1 3 and housing associations by Margaret Gibson.
Judith G. Ledeboer: her work for house design Complaints against estaie agents. N 2 21 R584
and the Housing Centre Trust by Margaret C. Update on mortgage repossession. 2 23 Housing association computerisation by Steve
Baker. 6S 14 Charter for mobile home owners. N 3 39 Bower. R 5 91
Cash incentive schemes. N 4 57
Finance, including Rents, Subsidies, Moving costs. N 458 Housing Associations, Co-operatives and
Housing Benefit. See also Policies Dispossession of homes. L 5 76 co-ownerships
Cost of housing. N 1 3 Mortgage rescue schemes: an overview by Charter for co-operative housing. N 2 21
Allocation of funds for capital spending by Adrian Coles. R 5 85 The Peabody Trust Abbey Orchard Estate —
local authorities. N 2 21 A housing association’s experience of history of the site. 2 25
Abolition of BES. N 3 39 mortgage repossession rescue schemes by English housing association 1991 statistics.
N 339
Council tenants’ rent arrears. N 3 39 Steve Coleman. R 5 86
Investment strategies. N 4 57 Experience to date on mortgage repossession The first trickle transfer scheme and
Housing Finance: the key to solving housing rescue schemes by Nigel Fawcett. R 5 88 management transfer. N 4 57
problems by Richard Best. R 4 59 A building society’s experience of mortgage GHoouvseirnngm enasts ocainadt ioHnosu siafntge r Atchte L1o9c8a9l. N 458
The housing market: how to prevent boom repossession rescue schemes by Alan Blair. Affordability of housing association rents.
and bust by Will Hutton. R 4 61 R588 N 558
Housing finance survey of local authorities.
N577 Homelessness Finance for housing co-operatives. N 4 58
Update on homelessness. 1 4; 3 40; 5 78 Tenant-management relations by Tony Trott.
Home and Area Improvement and Renewal, Homelessness. N 2 21; N 6 97 R461
Repairs and Maintenance The Empty Homes Agency. N 2 21 A case study of the experience of
Amendment of the home renovation grant Staff buy-out of resettlement hostel. N 2 21 computerisation in a smaller association by
system. N 13 Andi Wakeman. R 4 64
Local community survey of services to the
Standard of technical services of home New form of voluntary transfer. N 5 77
homeless. 2 24
improvement agencies. N 1 3 The role of housing associations. N 6 94
DoE strategy paper on single homelessness.
Controlling the new grants system: a review Mergers between housing associations by
N 458
of priorities in Plymouth by Chris Byars. John Palmer. R 6 104
Bed and breakfast premium. N 5 77
R115 Mergers: their extent, efficiency and
A record low in improvement grants. N 2 21 Housing Administration and Housing alternatives by Charles Adams. R 6 104
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Merger of Church Housing Association and and resident affairs, race, health, etc. Cole, Ian R 4 73
Baptist Housing Association by Caroline Health of the Nation. N 13 Coleman, Steve 5 86
White. R 6 105 No extra money for refugee children. N 1 3 Coles, Adrian R 5 85
Tenant participation initiative. N 1 3 Conway, Jean 6 98
Housing Centre Trust affairs
DoE Consultation Papers on better tenants’ Housing and health. N 2 21 Drake, Madeline 6 101
Disturbance by noise. N 2 21
charter and right to repair. The Housing Edwards, Brian 2 34
“Patch” management. N 2 21
Centre Trust response. 1 2 Esher, Lionel 6S 2
New Directory of tenants training materials.
The launch of the Harry Simpson Memorial N 221 Fawcett, Nigel R 5 88
Library Appeal. 1 6; 2 28; 3 53 Customer involvement in design by Barry J. Fenwomyn, Carol B 6S
Congratulations to Mary Smith. 1 6 Stanford. R 3 45 Forman, Charlie 6 101
Second Inquiry into British Housing policies The Impact of housing quality on mental and Fox, Derek B 2 37; B 455
by Alan Kilburn. R 1 10
physical health by Sonja M. Hunt and Gibson, John R 2 36
Corrections: Housing Review volume and Stephen P. McKenna. 3 47 Gibson, Margaret R 5 84
page numbers 1980-1992. 2 25
Danger of radon in homes. N 3 54 Harriott, Stephen B 2 37
A future for the Housing Centre by Gerald F.
Social housing shortfall. N 457 Hingston, Bob R 3 52
Sheard. 3 49
Tenants get together. N 4 57 Holman, Christine 6 99
The Government’s proposals for Compulsory
Tenant participation in Bristol. N 4 58 Hunt, Sonja M. 3 47
Competitive Tendering. The Housing Centre
Residents participate in design. N 458 Hutton, Will R 4 61
Trust’s response. 6 94 Local authority housing strategies. N 5 77
Judith G. Ledeboer: her work for house Jones, Mervyn R 4 67
Tenant participation strategy for housing
design and the Housing Centre Trust by associations. N 5 77 Karn, Valerie 6S 4
Margaret C. Baker. 6S 13 Homes for our children. Sheffield City Kilburn, Alan R 1 10
Land Use Planning Polytechnic Report for the National Housing Kleinman, Dr. Mark 6 101
The relationship between house prices and Forum by Jean Conway and Christine Levitt, David 6S 10
land supply. N 3 39 Holman. R 6 98 McKenna, Stephen P. 3 49
Planning deals with developers. N 5 77 Housing — a citizen’s progress (abbreviated Moseley, Lynn 6S 9
lecture for Westminster University) by Mary Morris, Mike R 2 32
Miscellaneous, Personal, Corrections
Smith. 6 102
First Professor of Housing in British Palmer, John 6 104
Polytechnic. N 2 21 Special needs Housing Passmore, Jon R 2 31
The Housing Studies Association. N 2 21 The Variety of Housing Needs of older Phippen, Peter R 1 14
Correction: Housing Review volume numbers people. Overview — options and problems by Raynsford, Nick 2 26
and dates. N 2 25 David Bookbinder. R 1 11 Reading, George R 1 13
Correction: Harry Simpson Library Appeal. Meeting the needs of older people in their
N 2 28; 3 53 own homes by Janice Casey. R 1 12 Sheard, Gerald F. 3 49
Shoults, Tony R 3 50
Housing facts for schoolchildren. N 5 77 Resident participation and opportunities in
Smillie, Richard R 4 66
sheltered housing by George Reading. R 1 13
Overseas Housing Smith, Mary E. N 6 102
Better design for the frail elderly by Peter
Moscow! Moscow! Housing the People by Smith, Yvonne 4 69
Phippen. R 1 14
John Thompson. 3 41 Stanford, Barry J. R 3 45; 6S 11
Hanover Court, Dulverton, Somerset (elderly)
Housing and European integration. Note of Stavert, Donald R 6 108
(cover picture). 1 18
London Research Centre meeting by Charlie Disabled facility grants by Chris Broughton. Thomson, Elizabeth R 5 82
Forman, Madeline Drake and Dr. Mark 119 Thompson, John 3 41
Kleinman. 6 101 Home income plans for the elderly. N 2 21 Thorndick, Barbara 5 81
Parliamentary Notebook Lessons from managing owner-occupied Towner, Bob R 2 29
Answers to Parliamentary questions. retirement homes by Mike Morris. R 2 32 Trott, Tony R 461
3; 222,558 The accommodation provisions for young Tuffin, David R 4 72
people in the Children Act 1989 by Tim Yeo, Wakeman, Andi R 4 64
Policy for Housing
MP. R 5 79 White, Caroline 6 105
Housing policies: Conservative, Labour and
Liberal Democrat Parties. 1 7 Foyers for housing and training young people Yeo, Tim R 5 79
by Barbara Thorndick. R 5 81
Second Inquiry into British housing policies Index of Book Reviews, Book Articles,
The RIBA exhibition on design options for
by Alan Kilburn. R 1 10 Bibliographies and Book Notes
housing young people by Elizabeth Thomson.
Housing policies which subvert democratic BR indicates a Book Review and
R582
values. L 2 20 BN a Book Note
Time for a housing policy to come out. L 3 38 Design options for housing young people. Housing finance in the UK: an introduction
The new housing measures in the R583 by Kenneth Gibb and Moira Munro. BR 2 37
Conservative manifesto. N 3 39 Inadequate homes for students by Tim Brown. Alternatives to bed and breakfast. Temporary
6 100 housing solutions for homeless people by
Inconsistent government policies. L 4 56
Angela Evans. BR 2 37
Westminster City Council’s housing policy.
INDEX OF AUTHORS Housing Standards after the Act by Paul
N 458
Adams, Charles 6 104 Waterhouse. BR 3 55
Private Rented Housing, Houses in Ash, Joan 6S 6 Housing for Life — housing management
multi-occupation practices by Christine Davies. BN 3 55
OPCS Private Renters Survey. N 13 Baker, Margaret C. B 3 57; 6S 13 Cold-shouldered by Michael King. BN 3 55
Private tenants deposits. N 3 39 Beaton, Iain 6 107 Our Homes — A Call for Action. Royal
Best, Richard R 4 59 Institute of British Architects. BN 3 55
Houses in multi-occupation. N 4 57
Blair, Alan R 5 88 Revolving Doors by Helen Jones. BN 3 55
Private renting. N 4 58
Bookbinder, David 1 11 Customer contracts and complaints systems,
The effectiveness of the Landlord and Tenant
Bower, Steve R 5 91 edited by Skelcher and Kieron Walsh. BN 3 55
Act — A case study in Sheffield by Yvonne Broughton, Chris 1 19 Setting up a Tenants’ Association. Tenants’
Smith and Ian Cole. 4 69 Brown, Tim 6 100 Participation Advisory Service.
Tax-free private renting. 5 77 Byars, Chris R 1 15 Getting it Together: Setting up and Running a
Rural Housing Tenants’ Association. TPAS Wales. BN 4 60
Rural housing. N 1 3; N 3 39 Campbell, Derek R 4 68 Independent Funding for Tenants by Rosalind
Casey, Janice R 1 12 Dean. BN 471
Social matters, housing needs, community Clowes, Clive R 4 73 Bibliography on Housing Design. 6S 17
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