Six Town Housing Structure & Board
With Six Town Housing managing homes and services for tenants in Bury, it means tenants will have a much bigger role in the management of their homes than ever before.
Six Town Housing is run by a Board of Directors. This Board includes tenants, council nominees and independent members with relevant experience of areas such as social housing, financial management, employment matters and other areas of relevant expertise.
This single Board of Management comprises of:
- 7 tenant members selected on a representative basis;
- 5 nominees from the Council (usually councillors);
- 5 independent members.
In the lead up to the setting up of the Company, the Board operated as a Shadow Board, and they were responsible for ensuring the successful establishment of Six Town Housing.
For further information about each board member please click on the links below:
| John Anderson - Independent Member | Eric Mort - Tenant Member |
| John Ball - Tenant Member | Chandrakanthi Pathinige - Tenant Member |
| Denise Bigg - Council Member | Larry Patrick - Independent Member |
| Ivy Bolton - Tenant Member | Dr Sharif Salim - Independent Member |
| Roger Brown - Council Member | John Smith - (Chair) Council Member |
| Wilf Davison - Council Member | Janette Taylor - Independent Member |
| Peter Dawson - Independent Member | Michelle Wiseman - Council Member |
| Brenda Headley - Tenant Member | Current Board Member Vacancies |
| Andy McGiffin - (Vice Chair) Tenant Member | Tenant Member |
If you are interested in becoming a member of our Board please contact Julia Shepherd, Board Support Officer (telephone: 0161 686 8000).
If you are interested in observing a Board meeting and seeing how key decisions are made, details of meetings are on the events calendar. You can also contact Vicki Haslam, Head of Performance and Governance.
Minutes, Agendas and Recommendations of Board meetings:
Minutes, Agendas and Recommendations of Committee Meetings:
- 2008/09 (information relating to 2008/09 Committee Meetings is in the process of being collated and will be available in the very near future)
Landlord Issues Advisory Group (LIAG)
The meetings of the Landlord Issues Advisory Group planned for 2008 have been temporarily suspended. LIAG is a very valuable group, and one which we are keen to continue.
Due to falling numbers in attendance we are reviewing the remit of the group over the summer, and we will be re launching it in the autumn. This page will be updated in due course with further details following the review..
The links below allow you to view the minutes of last three meetings held in 2007: