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Celebrating our biggest campaigning wins
Celebrating our biggest campaigning wins
8 August 2023 by Andrew Soar
Thanking Day 2023
Thanking Day 2023
12 July 2023 by Kate Milenkovic
How Bristol renters are building their power
How Bristol renters are building their power
5 July 2023 by Guest blog
Grenfell six years on: 72 months since 72 lives were lost
Grenfell six years on: 72 months since 72 lives were lost
8 June 2023 by Isabella Burton
Shelter and IKEA's new campaign highlights the unsafe living conditions for people in temporary accommodation
Shelter and IKEA's new campaign highlights the unsafe living conditions for people in temporary accommodation
6 April 2023 by Kitty O'Shea
New Shelter research uncovers why the use of temporary accommodation must end
New Shelter research uncovers why the use of temporary accommodation must end
9 March 2023 by Martha Schofield
Budget 2023: will the chancellor step in to fix the housing benefit gap that’s causing homelessness?
Budget 2023: will the chancellor step in to fix the housing benefit gap that’s causing homelessness?
22 February 2023 by Charlie Berry
“Desperate for affordable, adequate social housing”: Your postcards to the lords
“Desperate for affordable, adequate social housing”: Your postcards to the lords
20 February 2023 by Andrew Soar
Why are private renters still waiting for reform?
Why are private renters still waiting for reform?
13 February 2023 by Reshima Sharma
Nobody’s home should ever put their life at risk
Nobody’s home should ever put their life at risk
30 November 2022 by Tarun Bhakta
The Grenfell Tower fire: five years on. MPs must deliver on promises with the Social Housing Regulation Bill
The Grenfell Tower fire: five years on. MPs must deliver on promises with the Social Housing Regulation Bill
9 November 2022 by Tarun Bhakta
The cause of the housing emergency is government inaction. So why place the blame anywhere else? 
The cause of the housing emergency is government inaction. So why place the blame anywhere else? 
7 November 2022 by Reshima Sharma

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