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Unity Housing Association Ltd. operates as a housing association. The firm offers housing, repairs, performance, publications and resident involvement services. The company was founded in 1987 and is headquartered in Leeds, the United Kingdom.

The Coalfields Regeneration Trust operates coal mining communities. The British company was founded in 1999. Gary Edward Ellis has been the CEO of the non-profit company since 1999.

The Company was set up to take over ownership of the housing stock which was transferred from the Borough Council in January 2000. In December 2002 they moved to their new offices at Kingsley, The Brampton and changed their name to Aspire Housing. Their housing management, maintenance and improvements services are delivered within three neighborhood areas. If clients are an existing tenant or leaseholder or are interested in becoming an Aspire Housing tenant, please browse through the site for advice and information. They are a non-profit making Registered Provider Landlord (RP) and are registered with the Tenant Services Authority (formerly the Housing Corporation), the statutory body responsible for supervising and regulating registered providers. To register with the Tenant Services Authority, they had to show that they could provide services efficiently and effectively and that the organization would be governed in an open, honest and accountable way. They now have to comply with the Housing Corporation’s Regulatory Code (introduced in 2002). The Code covers everything from how they involve and consult tenants to the way they manage their finances. The Tenant Services Authority has the power to intervene in the operation of a Registered Provider if it faces severe financial problems or has seriously contravened the Tenant Services Authority's regulations.

Part of The Coalfields Regeneration Trust, CRT Property Investments Ltd. is a British company founded in 2013. The company is based in Barnsley, UK. The Coalfields Regeneration Trust is building prosperity and opportunity in former coalfield areas across.