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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...
HOUSING
Housing First is not the only solution to homelessness
By Lee Buss-Blair | 25 May 2022
Closing good quality, short-term supported housing in favour of Housing First would reduce signif...
HOMELESSNESS
Refugees who refuse housing offers to become homeless
By Martin Ford | 11 May 2022
Afghan refugees who turn down two offers of accommodation could be referred to councils as homeless.
LEGAL
Court rules housing for homeless families must be appropriate
By Martin Ford | 29 April 2022
A judicial review at the Court of Session in Scotland has concluded councils have an ‘absolute du...
HOUSING
Targeting an end to rough sleeping
By Dan Peters | 20 April 2022
Even political rivals want minister Eddie Hughes to deliver on the target of ending rough sleepin...
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£86,537 – £95,898 plus benefits and relocation support
Premium jobThis is a new, pivotal and exciting opportunity for an inspiring leader to help shape York's future prosperity... Apply for this job
Service Manager - Multi Agency Child Protection Team
£54,994 - £62,777 per annum
Lead the future of multi-agency child protection in Cheshire East. Apply for this job
SEND Locality Manager
£54,994 - £62,777 per annum
Ready to lead and shape the future of SEND services? Apply for this job
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