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HOMELESSNESS
Ukrainian refugees face 'significant risk' of homelessness
By William Eichler | 11 August 2022
There is a risk that many Ukrainian families who have sought refuge in the UK could end up homele...
LEVELLING UP, HOUSING AND COMMUNITIES COMMITTEE
LGA concern over support for refugees
By Martin Ford | 22 July 2022
Concerns over capacity to support refugees in the coming months have been raised by the Local Gov...
HOUSING
Helping veterans find safe homes
By Richard Gammage | 19 July 2022
Since March 2020 there has been a stark rise in veterans who are homeless. Local authorities are ...
HOMELESSNESS
Surge in homeless Ukrainian households
By Martin Ford | 19 July 2022
The number of Ukrainian families in need of homelessness support from councils has almost doubled...
HOUSING
The local connection: Empower councils to help end veteran homelessness
By Lee Buss-Blair | 13 July 2022
With the Rough Sleeping Strategy currently expected to be published imminently Lee Buss-Blair sug...
WHITEHALL
Government extends not-for-profit company's grant
By Dan Peters | 11 July 2022
A not-for-profit company that finds good quality affordable homes in the private rented sector ha...
LEVELLING UP, HOUSING AND COMMUNITIES COMMITTEE
Government seeking solution to homeless refugees
By Martin Ford | 30 June 2022
Refugees minister Lord Harrington hopes to place homeless Ukrainian families with sponsors, a com...
HOMELESSNESS
We risk undoing the progress on non-UK nationals facing homelessness
By Rick henderson | 28 June 2022
Rick Henderson warns of a ‘cliff edge’ of non-UK national homelessness without government reforms...
LONDON COUNCILS
Renters' reforms will need strong local enforcement
By Cllr Darren Rodwell | 20 June 2022
The measures set out in the White Paper have the potential to secure far-reaching reforms and a d...
PLANNING
Labour's new learning curve in Westminster
By Cllr Adam Hug | 13 June 2022
Westminster City Council’s first Labour leader Cllr Adam Hug sets out his priorities, including m...
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