Campbell Tickell has been ranked No.49 in the Leading UK Interim Management Services Providers list 2019.
After some eighteen months of research, product development and pilot projects, consultancy Campbell Tickell has now launched its innovative CultureScan© tool.
Zaidee O’Dell, London project manager, Compassionate Neighbours,and associate consultant at Campbell Tickell, details her work with St Joseph’s Hospice in East London on the Compassionate Neighbours project.
We are pleased to bring you the new CT Brief – Issue 43!
To celebrate Campbell Tickell’s 20th anniversary year, we are excited to announce CT’s Futures event. Join us on 28th October 2019. Find out more.
In late 2018, we commissioned our first external perception survey to test what people honestly think of Campbell Tickell. Find out more.
The Women’s Housing Forum (WHF) has today released a report summarising their inaugural public event in January, giving insight into the key issues that emerged from the day and next steps. Campbell Tickell are pleased to have been able to sponsor this report.
We are pleased to bring you the new CT Brief – Issue 42!
CT’s Liz Zacharias highlights the findings from NHS Provider’s new report on mental health services: Addressing the care deficit.
Gera Patel and Radojka Miljevic outline 7 workplace thoughts for International Women’s Day.
Chris Hampson, Chief Executive of Look Ahead discusses the NHS’s Long Term Plan to transform mental health and wider social care services considering what the challenges are and how to overcome them.
The NHS’s Long-Term Plan was launched on 7 January 2019. This important document is a further development of themes initially set out in the five-year forward view for the NHS that was published in October 2014. What are the highlights for the care and support sector?
We are pleased to bring you the new CT Brief – Issue 41: Health, Care & Support edition.
Greg Campbell, CT Partner, outlines not only the need for Plan A, but also Plans B and C too in light of unpredictable circumstances.
Congratulations to Ceri Victory-Rowe, who joins CT’s governance team as Senior Consultant. Click to the next page to read the news release.
The Women’s Housing Forum was set up to research and address the challenges that women face in accessing and keeping housing, raising awareness of the link between women’s housing needs and gender inequality. Find out more,
The Midlands and East Region of NHSE commissioned Campbell Tickell to support six TCPs with the development of their Housing Strategies. Read the report here.
Season’s Greetings! 2018 has been another great year for the Recruitment Team. Open the link enclosed to see the key stats for permanent, executive, non-executive and interim recruitment.
We are pleased to bring you the latest edition of CT Brief 39 – Charities edition.Great contributions from Acevo, Crisis, Concern Worldwide, English Heritage, Local Trust, NSPCC, Stonewall and more!
After a long wait, the results of the September 2017 valuation of the Social Housing Pension Scheme, or SHPS, are in. The headline is the deficit has increased to £1.5 billion. What does this mean for contributions? Guest writer, Richard Soldan, Partner at LCP, discusses.
We are pleased to bring you the latest edition of CT Brief 38: our first focused solely on key issues facing the sector across the island of Ireland.
Kathleen McKillion, CT Senior Associate Consultant, examines the picture for Approved Housing Bodies in meeting affordable housing requirements in the Republic of Ireland.
Nicola McCrudden, our new CT Senior Associate Consultant, outlines the key challenges for housing providers across the North and South of Ireland.
CT Partners, Greg Campbell and David Williams outline Campbell Tickell’s work across the island of Ireland and some of the key issues organisations face.
We are pleased to bring you the latest edition of CT Brief, Issue 37. Inside you’ll find a wide range of articles on key issues facing housing associations, councils, charities, and care & support organisations across the UK.
I am bit of a ‘Johnny come lately’ when it relates to appreciation of Liam Gallagher’s song-writing and singing abilities. Having read the government’s Funding for Supported Housing Government response to two consultations, however, I am amazed by ‘our kid’s’ perceptiveness and understanding of our funding journey and its outcome.
Each year Campbell Tickell nominate two charity partners, one UK-focused and one with an international focus, to support over the course of a year. This year we have nominated to support Shelter From The Storm and Help Refugees. Read more about them.
Campbell Tickell is pleased to have been able to support the merger of Real World Trust and Two Saints. Read the press statement from Two Saints.
We asked Alison Bearn, Programme lead at Fulfilling Lives Islington and Camden, about how work is progressing.
We are pleased to bring you the latest edition of CT Brief, Issue 36. Inside you’ll find a wide range of articles on key issues facing housing associations, councils, charities, care & support and sports organisations across the UK and Ireland.
We are very pleased to bring you the latest edition of the CT Brief 35: Local Government. Inside you’ll find articles on key issues facing the sector including: collaboration and joint-working; growth and development; housing strategies; affordable housing plans; direct housing provision; homelessness; older persons housing; regeneration and more!
Gemma Prescot, Head of Interim Management, discusses the impact IR35 rules have had for interim positions in local authorities.
We are pleased to bring you the latest CT Brief, Issue 34. Inside you’ll find a wide range of articles on topical issues covering: Home England’s development plans; reclassification in Ireland; successful recruitment; risk in procurement; achieving organisational change; communicating in crisis; financial golden rules for Boards; and the future of caring.
Dawn Matthews, Senior HR & Recruitment Consultant, outlines considerations for successful recruitment.
John Glenton, Executive Director of Operations for Care and Support services, at Riverside, takes a look at the social value for their Newbury First service.
We are pleased to bring you the latest CT Brief, Issue 33: Care & Support edition. Inside you’ll find a wide range of articles on topical issues covering: social impact bonds; innovation in the care sector; homelessness; social return on investment; the Adult Social Care Activity and Finance Report; community-care; funding for supported housing; and more!
Social Impact Bonds, or SIBs, are a financial product for funding outcome-based contracts in the public sector – in other words payment by results. The approach is increasingly popular in the charitable, local government and housing sectors.
The Adult Social Care Activity and Finance Report published in 2017, draws together for the first time official data on local authority adult social care activity and finances.
Moving care into the community has been a goal for health policy in England for a long time. It is a key element of many of the Sustainability and Transformation Plans (STPs) and the newly minted approach of ‘accountable care’.
Going on a week’s holiday on 23rd October was not great timing for following the proposed new funding framework for supported housing, but I did raise a glass to the demise of Local Housing Allowance (LHA) caps for social housing and the LHA being applied to supported housing, while sunning myself.
The first Migrants’ Access to Housing Conference took place on the 20th of June 2017. Zina Smith, CT’s Marketing and Communications Coordinator reflects on the key messages.
Campbell Tickell are delighted to have conducted customer insight work for Housing LIN’s Lightbulb Project, helping people stay safe and well in their homes!
In the latest CT Blog, Liz Zacharias, Senior Consultant, discusses the Housing First approach to solving homelessness.
Read Greg Campbell’s reflections on the future of employment and how organisations can prepare. This article was recently published in 24 Housing magazine, issue 101.
Read Maggie Rafalowicz’s guest blog for the National Federation of Almos on housing an aging society.
The 20th February was the One Day Without Us national day of action, celebrating the contribution of migrants to the UK.
PlaceShapers is a national network of community based housing associations. More than 25% of people who live in a housing association home in England live in one their homes and their services are used by more than two million people. PlaceShapers are committed to developing more homes to make a significant contribution to housing needs across the country. Campbell Tickell is delighted to be undertaking a research project to set out the contribution that PlaceShapers’ 117 members make to the supply of new homes and explore how new housing provision can be maximised in future.
Liz is a Senior Consultant and has over 35 years of experience of working in the affordable housing sector.
The main news being that the government is setting up four task and finish groups to come up with the new framework and we now have the prospect of a Green Paper in spring 2017, a year of shadow arrangements in 2018, then all systems go in 2019.
CT Consultant, Liz Zacharias explores the recent findings from the HM’s Inspectorate of Probation and HM Inspectorate of Prisons report and its link to funding supported housing.
As featured in the Guardian Housing Supplement and CT Brief, Issue 25, read James Tickell’s analysis of the future of housing policy.
The provision of additional elderly care housing is one of the biggest social challenges currently facing the UK. Chris Lyons, chair of Ashley House PLC and London Strategic Housing, considers partnerships as an innovative solution. This article was recently featured in the latest edition of the CT Brief.
Getting to grips with the supply and demand of homes has been a problem the government alone has proved unable to solve for decades. Greg Campbell, CT Partner, calls for a rethink in September’s New StatesmanHousing Policy Supplement.
Read Social Housing article by Chloe Stothart in which three associations that CT Director Sue Harvey worked with on their stress tests, describe what they did, what worked and what they would do differently next time.
This seventh, and extensively revised, edition is an essential introduction to the alphabet soup of social housing, providing simple definitions for the many terms, phrases, acronyms and other social housing jargon in everyday use.
This seventh, and extensively revised, edition is an essential introduction to the alphabet soup of social housing, providing simple definitions for the many terms, phrases, acronyms and other social housing jargon in everyday use.