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HOUSING
Rebuilding lives and trust after Grenfell?
By Sam Clayden | 25 October 2017
Four months after the Grenfell fire tragedy, many survivors remain without a permanent home and t...
DCLG
NAO: Ministers' approach to homelessness has been intentionally light touch
By Matthew Wilkins | 09 October 2017
The NAO’s Matthew Wilkins warns pressures on councils to house homeless people in the short-term ...
WHITEHALL
Burnham adds to Universal Credit pause calls
By Dan Peters | 09 October 2017
Greater Manchester’s estimated 400 rough sleepers could at least double if the Government fails t...
HOMELESSNESS
Delay homeless laws until more data is available
By Mark Conrad | 04 October 2017
Ministers have been urged to delay new homelessness laws amid reports that the number of ‘hidden ...
LONDON COUNCILS
Homelessness strategy needs urgent repair
By Sir Steve Bullock | 04 October 2017
Ahead of the London Councils Summit in November, Sir Steve Bullock outlines the capital’s homeles...
WHITEHALL
Shelter calls for legal loophole closure
By William Eichler | 28 September 2017
A legal loophole has allowed big developers in Kensington and Chelsea to avoid building more than...
WELFARE
Welfare policy undermining councils fight against homelessness
By Hiba Mahamadi | 21 September 2017
The Government’s welfare policy is preventing councils from effectively tackling homelessness, a ...
FINANCE
London: it's a tale of two cities
By Teresa O’Neill | 20 September 2017
London is not just Parliament or City Hall. The capital’s 33 boroughs all have very different nee...
DCLG
DCLG 'light-touch' fuels homeless rise
By Sam Clayden | 13 September 2017
Soaring homelessness levels have been described as a ‘national scandal’ after auditors warned min...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Fresh calls made for overhaul of children's services
By Sam Clayden | 06 September 2017
An expert has called for a comprehensive shakeup of children’s services amid fears councils will ...
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