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Queen's Speech 2022: Why it's good news for housing
For those campaigning to fix the rules around housing, most Queen’s Speeches have been an exercise in expectation management. We hear the short remarks from…
Section 21 reform: red flags in a White Paper
England’s 11 million private renters are waiting with bated breath for the long overdue Renters’ Reform Bill White Paper. The Renters’ Reform Bill, first announced…
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We’ve just finished watching David Cameron’s major speech on welfare reform. In case you missed it, he is proposing that
Appetite for construction
I blogged recently about the need for ambitious ideas to tackle our housing shortage and the IPPR has duly obliged,
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As Research Manager for the Sustain study – a project exploring the use of the private rented sector to accommodate
Myth busting round two: Is the cap hurting or working?
Yesterday I went to the DWP to hear the first findings [PDF] from the project monitoring the impact of changes