Case studies

Vulnerable people typically spend a lot of their time at home, so their homes are particularly important in maintaining physical and mental health, and addressing health inequalities.

Norwich City Council was set a target in 2009 of achieving a start on site for at least 100 affordable dwellings by 31 March 2011.

Homefinder.uk.com is an innovative new website that aims to improve the standard of privately rented properties in Leicestershire. Blaby District Council has led on the development and management of the scheme, which had the original aim of increasing access to privately rented properties across Leicester and Leicestershire.

Essex County Council is working with Dimensions, a not-for-profit support provider for people with autism and learning disabilities, to provide housing brokerage to people with a wide range of needs, combining housing brokerage; tenancy sustainment and rent deposit schemes which were previously split between four providers.

Northamptonshire County Council's libraries are supporting economic development through their successful Enterprise Hubs. The hubs are a collaboration between Northamptonshire Libraries and Northamptonshire Enterprise Partnership and provide advice, signposting and networking for start-up businesses.

The Finningley and Rossington Regeneration Route Scheme is a three-mile long major highway infrastructure project connecting south east Doncaster directly to the principal transport network. It will bring a potential £1.7bn of investment into the area. Find out how the council worked in partnership with other agencies to deliver the project

Many councils around the country are already working to tackle FGM. These case studies provide a snapshot of the work being undertaken in a selection of local authorities working towards this aim.

The complete list of customer led transformation case studies.

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