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	In the same NPPF document community facilities are referred to as: "meeting places, public houses, places of worship, cultural venues, allotments and facilities for play, sport and informal recreation". A Community Right to Build Order as "An Order made by the local planning authority (under the Town and Country Planning Act 1990) that grants planning permission for a site-specific development proposal or classes of development."		In the same NPPF document community facilities are referred to as: "meeting places, public houses, places of worship, cultural venues, allotments and facilities for play, sport and informal recreation". A Community Right to Build Order as "An Order made by the local planning authority (under the Town and Country Planning Act 1990) that grants planning permission for a site-specific development proposal or classes of development."

−	It also describes community-led development as: "A development taken forward by, or with, a not-for-profit organisation, that is primarily for the purpose of meeting the needs of its members or the wider local community, rather than being a primarily commercial enterprise. The organisation should be created, managed and democratically controlled by its members, and membership of the organisation should be open to all beneficiaries and prospective beneficiaries of that organisation. It may take any one of various legal forms including a co-operative society, community benefit society and company limited by guarantee. The organisation should own, manage or steward the development in a manner consistent with its purpose, potentially through a mutually supported arrangement with a Registered Provider of Social Housing. The benefits of the development to the community should be clearly defined and consideration given to how those benefits can be protected over time, including in the event of the organisation being wound up." ~~And a~~	+	It also describes community-led development as: "A development taken forward by, or with, a not-for-profit organisation, that is primarily for the purpose of meeting the needs of its members or the wider local community, rather than being a primarily commercial enterprise. The organisation should be created, managed and democratically controlled by its members, and membership of the organisation should be open to all beneficiaries and prospective beneficiaries of that organisation. It may take any one of various legal forms including a co-operative society, community benefit society and company limited by guarantee. The organisation should own, manage or steward the development in a manner consistent with its purpose, potentially through a mutually supported arrangement with a Registered Provider of Social Housing. The benefits of the development to the community should be clearly defined and consideration given to how those benefits can be protected over time, including in the event of the organisation being wound up."
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		+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =
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		+	* City.
		+	* Communities of practice.
		+	* Community facilities.
		+	* Community of place.
		+	* Cohousing and related terms.
		+	* Co-operative Housing.
		+	* Co-operative Housing examples.
		+	* Hamlet.
		+	* Lifetime neighbourhoods.
		+	* Local authority.
		+	* Localism Act.
		+	* Local development order.
		+	* Local needs analysis.
		+	* Location.
		+	* National Planning Policy Framework.
		+	* Public.
		+	* Resilient infrastructure diversity and equity scorecard.
		+	* Society.
		+	* Town planning.
		+	* Village.
		+	* Community
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		+	Curran and Another v Northern Ireland Co Ownership Housing Association Ltd and Another
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		+	163 B (22 words) - 08:25, 11 August 2013
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		+	Co-operative Housing
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		+	#REDIRECT [[Co-operative Housing examples]]
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		+	43 B (4 words) - 05:29, 12 August 2023
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		+	Co-operative Housing examples
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		+	* Affordable housing. * Co living.
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		+	6 KB (727 words) - 04:50, 2 September 2023
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		+	Co-operatve Housing
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		+	...ngbuildings.co.uk/wiki/Building buildings] [https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/Development development] in the early years of the twentieth centur ...ldings.co.uk/wiki/Residential residential] [https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/Typologies typologies].
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		+	54 KB (7,336 words) - 17:07, 30 November 2023
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		+	Co-housing
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		+	69 B (9 words) - 14:41, 23 September 2024
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		+	Homes England goes to TOWN for co-housing project

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The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) issued in December 2025 refers to community-based specialist accommodation as accommodation that "includes, but is not limited to, supervised, non-custodial housing for criminal justice purposes that provide structured support for individuals charged with or convicted of an offence, transitioning from custody, or serving community-based sentences."

In the same NPPF document community facilities are referred to as: "meeting places, public houses, places of worship, cultural venues, allotments and facilities for play, sport and informal recreation". A Community Right to Build Order as "An Order made by the local planning authority (under the Town and Country Planning Act 1990) that grants planning permission for a site-specific development proposal or classes of development."

It also describes community-led development as: "A development taken forward by, or with, a not-for-profit organisation, that is primarily for the purpose of meeting the needs of its members or the wider local community, rather than being a primarily commercial enterprise. The organisation should be created, managed and democratically controlled by its members, and membership of the organisation should be open to all beneficiaries and prospective beneficiaries of that organisation. It may take any one of various legal forms including a co-operative society, community benefit society and company limited by guarantee. The organisation should own, manage or steward the development in a manner consistent with its purpose, potentially through a mutually supported arrangement with a Registered Provider of Social Housing. The benefits of the development to the community should be clearly defined and consideration given to how those benefits can be protected over time, including in the event of the organisation being wound up." And a

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