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General Information
The Urban Coup's prospectus and information for joining the waiting listContact the Urban Coup
The Urban Coup's Vision Mission and Values
The stages to achieve the Urban Coup
Events and meetings
See the Calendar for information of all events and meetingsReferences
See the References for useful links and books for a useful list of cohousing booksGoogle Map of Suitable Areas
Visit This Web Site for a bit of history and some 'how to' info
Members Information
You will need to be a member of the Urban Coup and logged in to access the following pagesThe Group's Minutes from Meetings
Discussion board
Venue Options Venue Options
Processes and Procedures to facilitate smooth running and project control
Group Documents
The Editors Corner for contact details
And Tasks and Their Status and Tasks Findings
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