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WELFARE
Knitting the net to tackle hardship
By More recently the Household Support Fund (HSF) has played a crucial role in bolstering this provision. But the HSF is now due to end in September. This is deeply short-sighted. As the National Audit Office has shown, local welfare assistance generates savings for other parts of local and national government by preventing crises spiralling. | 28 May 2024
Speaker at New Local's upcoming Stronger Things 2024 Katie Schmuecker argues councils are key to ...
HOUSING
A design for living
By Sally Dickinson | 28 May 2024
Sally Dickinson explains how the Berkeley Foundation is working with its charity partner and loca...
LONDON COUNCILS
Costly housing crisis support crowds out prevention
By Jon Rowney | 15 May 2024
Jon Rowney says financial pressure on councils caused by the lack of affordable homes risks beco...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
MJ Regen: Rebuilding Britain's homes
By Cllr Darren Rodwell | 14 May 2024
What should the next government should do to deliver on housing? Cllr Darren Rodwell says there a...
HOMELESSNESS
Government waters down rough sleeping legislation
By Paul Marinko | 14 May 2024
The Government has watered down plans to criminalise rough sleeping following a Tory backbench re...
HOMELESSNESS
Brent's big turnaround
By Kim Wright | 07 May 2024
Brent has one of London’s highest poverty rates. Kim Wright illustrates how the council is workin...
FINANCE
Sort out housing through invest-to-save
By Tracy Bingham | 07 May 2024
As the sector's macro financial dilemma becomes more widely and better understood, so too should ...
WHITEHALL
Government cash call for council housing firms
By Dan Peters | 03 May 2024
Central Government should provide about £750m funding to help local government establish housing ...
LONDON COUNCILS
Changing the outlook on homelessness
By Sir Bob Neill | 30 April 2024
With the number of homeless people in London alone reaching shocking levels and temporary accommo...
WHITEHALL
MPs sign off indefinite delay to no-fault evictions ban
By Ellie Ames | 25 April 2024
The Renters (Reform) Bill, which now includes an indefinite delay to the long-awaited ban on ‘no-...
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