Our history
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1993
Policy Voices Heard
The National Communities Resource Centre opened its doors at Trafford Hall, a Grade II* listed building in Chester set within 14 acres of grounds. The National Communities Resource Centre opened its doors at Trafford Hall, a Grade II* listed building in Chester set within 14 acres of grounds. From day one, the mission was to help communities discover their own power. Residents, housing professionals and local leaders found a shared space to learn and connect. A thirty-year journey of change had begun.
1995
First Think Tanks
The National Communities Resource Centre opened its doors at Trafford Hall, a Grade II* listed building in Chester set within 14 acres of grounds. The National Communities Resource Centre opened its doors at Trafford Hall, a Grade II* listed building in Chester set within 14 acres of grounds. From day one, the mission was to help communities discover their own power. Residents, housing professionals and local leaders found a shared space to learn and connect. A thirty-year journey of change had begun.
1997
National Reach Grows
The National Communities Resource Centre opened its doors at Trafford Hall, a Grade II* listed building in Chester set within 14 acres of grounds. The National Communities Resource Centre opened its doors at Trafford Hall, a Grade II* listed building in Chester set within 14 acres of grounds. From day one, the mission was to help communities discover their own power. Residents, housing professionals and local leaders found a shared space to learn and connect. A thirty-year journey of change had begun.
1999
Empowerment Takes Root
The National Communities Resource Centre opened its doors at Trafford Hall, a Grade II* listed building in Chester set within 14 acres of grounds. The National Communities Resource Centre opened its doors at Trafford Hall, a Grade II* listed building in Chester set within 14 acres of grounds. From day one, the mission was to help communities discover their own power. Residents, housing professionals and local leaders found a shared space to learn and connect. A thirty-year journey of change had begun.
2001
Policy Voices Heard
The National Communities Resource Centre opened its doors at Trafford Hall, a Grade II* listed building in Chester set within 14 acres of grounds. The National Communities Resource Centre opened its doors at Trafford Hall, a Grade II* listed building in Chester set within 14 acres of grounds. From day one, the mission was to help communities discover their own power. Residents, housing professionals and local leaders found a shared space to learn and connect. A thirty-year journey of change had begun.
2003
Sustainability Leads
The National Communities Resource Centre opened its doors at Trafford Hall, a Grade II* listed building in Chester set within 14 acres of grounds. The National Communities Resource Centre opened its doors at Trafford Hall, a Grade II* listed building in Chester set within 14 acres of grounds. From day one, the mission was to help communities discover their own power. Residents, housing professionals and local leaders found a shared space to learn and connect. A thirty-year journey of change had begun.
2005
Youth Programmes Launch
The National Communities Resource Centre opened its doors at Trafford Hall, a Grade II* listed building in Chester set within 14 acres of grounds. The National Communities Resource Centre opened its doors at Trafford Hall, a Grade II* listed building in Chester set within 14 acres of grounds. From day one, the mission was to help communities discover their own power. Residents, housing professionals and local leaders found a shared space to learn and connect. A thirty-year journey of change had begun.
2007
Sector Influence Grows
The National Communities Resource Centre opened its doors at Trafford Hall, a Grade II* listed building in Chester set within 14 acres of grounds. The National Communities Resource Centre opened its doors at Trafford Hall, a Grade II* listed building in Chester set within 14 acres of grounds. From day one, the mission was to help communities discover their own power. Residents, housing professionals and local leaders found a shared space to learn and connect. A thirty-year journey of change had begun.
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1993
Policy Voices Heard
The National Communities Resource Centre opened its doors at Trafford Hall, a Grade II* listed building in Chester set within 14 acres of grounds.
The National Communities Resource Centre opened its doors at Trafford Hall, a Grade II* listed building in Chester set within 14 acres of grounds.
From day one, the mission was to help communities discover their own power. Residents, housing professionals and local leaders found a shared space to learn and connect. A thirty-year journey of change had begun.
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1995
First Think Tanks
The National Communities Resource Centre opened its doors at Trafford Hall, a Grade II* listed building in Chester set within 14 acres of grounds.
The National Communities Resource Centre opened its doors at Trafford Hall, a Grade II* listed building in Chester set within 14 acres of grounds.
From day one, the mission was to help communities discover their own power. Residents, housing professionals and local leaders found a shared space to learn and connect. A thirty-year journey of change had begun.
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1997
National Reach Grows
The National Communities Resource Centre opened its doors at Trafford Hall, a Grade II* listed building in Chester set within 14 acres of grounds.
The National Communities Resource Centre opened its doors at Trafford Hall, a Grade II* listed building in Chester set within 14 acres of grounds.
From day one, the mission was to help communities discover their own power. Residents, housing professionals and local leaders found a shared space to learn and connect. A thirty-year journey of change had begun.
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1999
Empowerment Takes Root
The National Communities Resource Centre opened its doors at Trafford Hall, a Grade II* listed building in Chester set within 14 acres of grounds.
The National Communities Resource Centre opened its doors at Trafford Hall, a Grade II* listed building in Chester set within 14 acres of grounds.
From day one, the mission was to help communities discover their own power. Residents, housing professionals and local leaders found a shared space to learn and connect. A thirty-year journey of change had begun.
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2001
Policy Voices Heard
The National Communities Resource Centre opened its doors at Trafford Hall, a Grade II* listed building in Chester set within 14 acres of grounds.
The National Communities Resource Centre opened its doors at Trafford Hall, a Grade II* listed building in Chester set within 14 acres of grounds.
From day one, the mission was to help communities discover their own power. Residents, housing professionals and local leaders found a shared space to learn and connect. A thirty-year journey of change had begun.
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2003
Sustainability Leads
The National Communities Resource Centre opened its doors at Trafford Hall, a Grade II* listed building in Chester set within 14 acres of grounds.
The National Communities Resource Centre opened its doors at Trafford Hall, a Grade II* listed building in Chester set within 14 acres of grounds.
From day one, the mission was to help communities discover their own power. Residents, housing professionals and local leaders found a shared space to learn and connect. A thirty-year journey of change had begun.
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2005
Youth Programmes Launch
The National Communities Resource Centre opened its doors at Trafford Hall, a Grade II* listed building in Chester set within 14 acres of grounds.
The National Communities Resource Centre opened its doors at Trafford Hall, a Grade II* listed building in Chester set within 14 acres of grounds.
From day one, the mission was to help communities discover their own power. Residents, housing professionals and local leaders found a shared space to learn and connect. A thirty-year journey of change had begun.
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2007
Sector Influence Grows
The National Communities Resource Centre opened its doors at Trafford Hall, a Grade II* listed building in Chester set within 14 acres of grounds.
The National Communities Resource Centre opened its doors at Trafford Hall, a Grade II* listed building in Chester set within 14 acres of grounds.
From day one, the mission was to help communities discover their own power. Residents, housing professionals and local leaders found a shared space to learn and connect. A thirty-year journey of change had begun.
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2010
NCRC Is Founded
The National Communities Resource Centre opened its doors at Trafford Hall, a Grade II* listed building in Chester set within 14 acres of grounds.
The National Communities Resource Centre opened its doors at Trafford Hall, a Grade II* listed building in Chester set within 14 acres of grounds.
From day one, the mission was to help communities discover their own power. Residents, housing professionals and local leaders found a shared space to learn and connect. A thirty-year journey of change had begun.
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