About us
The Operations Committee is the focus for monitoring front facing delivery in relation to core affordable, landlord services delivered by the registered provider. Being responsible for ensuring the group has knowledge and understanding of the impact that the core affordable landlord service and the activity of the registered provider has on local communities.
Membership of the Committee
Appointments to this Committee are to be made in accordance with the society’s Rules.
The Operations Committee will consist up to 9/10 members with at least 50% being customers of Bolton at Home.
Terms of reference
Peter Styche (Chair of Operations Committee)
A former senior civil servant with wide range of experience in housing, regeneration and planning policy development and implementation, primarily at regional and sub regional level. Developed a broad knowledge of the housing issues affecting the North West and retains a strong commitment to the region. A strong advocate of customer scrutiny and involvement and strong, effective governance.
As Chair of Helena Partnerships, Peter was instrumental in developing the close working relationship with Golden Gates Housing Trust which culminated in them coming together to form Torus in 2015.He has only recently stood down from positions on the Board of Torus and as Chair of Helena partnerships Board, having completed just over 9 years Board membership at Helena.
Peter has been a Board member at Bolton at Home since 2018
Adele Warren
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Putting herself through university whilst working as a home care worker, Adele Graduated in 2002 with Psychology BSc degree. Adele began working in banking becoming a mortgage adviser with CeMap. She now runs her own small property portfolio, completing advertising, maintenance, tenancy contracts, managing all aspects herself. Adele was successful after standing for election for the first time in May 2018 for the Conservative party in Breightmet ward.
Dave Bagley
Dave has worked in the voluntary sector in Bolton for 27 years, developing from the grass roots a Charity that now employs 28 people, supporting 100’s of disadvantaged and vulnerable individuals across the town. Throughout those years, organic partnerships have been developed that provide a platform that has challenged and transformed services in the Borough. Dave has previously held a position on the BH Standards Committee.
Ibrahim Ismail (Deputy Chair of BH Group Board & Chair of BH HR & Group Governance Committee)
Currently Development Manager of BSCA and Chair of Bolton CVS. Ibby is also a fellow on the Clore Social Leadership Programme (national programme for leaders in the social sector), and holds a number of voluntary positions.
Ibby was appointed Deputy Chair of BH Group Board, and Chair of BH HR and Group Governance Committee in October 2019.
Eunice Rowley
Eunice has worked with Bolton at Home for many years to try to improve the service delivery to all its tenants. Now as an Operations Committee member, it is crucial that her focus is on any decisions the committee make, do not impact unfavourably upon tenants. Eunice’s motivation is to see all estates transformed into desirable homes, where people care about where they live, want to improve their homes, their lives and that they are proud of the homes and services Bolton at Home provides.
“I got involved through tenant and resident’s groups. I wanted to be on the Operations Committee to deliver a quality home experience for all our customer, not just a house”
Gillian Robinson
Retiring from Yorkshire Housing a the end of March 2017, most of Gillian’s housing sector experience has been in community development and resident involvement. Building strong communities, where people choose to live and bring up their families, is the key to developing successful neighbourhoods. Gillian’s most recent work involved her supporting tenants and their families into employment, training and self-employment. Gillian says “I feel my experience of working directly with tenants in the face of welfare reform has given me valuable insight and empathy. This will be a useful skill to bring to your committee in the face of competing priorities and budget cuts. I can bring my business head and my social heart to the table”.
Melanie Livesey
Melanie is very involved in her local area in Kearsley, and is chair of the residents association. She is also a member of the Bolton Association of Carers and Parents for Children with Disabilities.
Operations Committee meeting agendas - 2020
Operations Committee meeting agendas - 2019
