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Introduction The UK housing market has been grappling with chronic issues for decades, manifesting in unaffordable prices, inadequate supply, and worsening living conditions. Market failure … Read More ›
Introduction The UK housing market has been grappling with chronic issues for decades, manifesting in unaffordable prices, inadequate supply, and worsening living conditions. Market failure … Read More ›
Introduction The UK is facing a severe #HousingCrisis, with a desperate need for affordable housing. #SocialHousing, particularly at social rent levels, is crucial for providing … Read More ›
From Humble Beginnings to Housing Giants Social housing in the UK has a storied history, from the industrial revolution’s first initiatives to the massive post-war … Read More ›
Rough sleeping: is defined by the Government as ‘people sleeping, or bedded down, in the open air (such as on the streets, or in doorways, parks … Read More ›
Another general election on the 8th June 2017. This is a chance for you to ask the politicians and activists what your offer on housing. … Read More ›