This briefing paper (written in October 2017) acts as a contribution to the debate about reform to the Community Right to Bid (CRtBid) and specifically the protection of public houses. It is based in part on research undertaken by the author that involved the compilation of a national database of Assets of Community Value (ACV) 2015 and a survey of stakeholders (LAs, community groups and landowners) reporting their experiences. Nomination forms for ACV were textually analysed at the beginning of the data collection phase, elements of this analysis are referred to in this paper.
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