Lucia Pratto, University of Exeter New regulations in UK social housing regarding damp and mould, such as Awaab’s Law and the Homes Act, aim
Research by Clarion Housing Group predicts social tenants will be older, poorer and more disabled in the future. The Resident of the Future report
Anna Pagani “[…] it’s become social work, it’s become healthcare, it’s become the community involvement […] we are stepping in and taking things that
Rikke Skovgaard Nielsen and Johanna Lilius Resident democracy has long been central to Danish and Finnish social housing systems, serving as a beacon of
Location type: Organisational Landlord: Link Wentworth Residents: 3,917 homes at the time of the pilot (2019-2020) Estate type and size: Organisation-wide initiative What: The Tenant
Location type: Territorial Landlord: Mission Australia Housing Residents: Many have lived on the estate all or most of their lives. Many Aboriginal residents. High levels
Location type: City suburban Landlord: Pioneer Group Residents: Many long-term residents, very low turnover. Formerly the community was almost exclusively white but now more mixed
Location type: Inner city Landlord: Clúid Housing Residents: Many have lived on the estate all or most of their lives, and many families for several
Our research has included a distillation of the values social landlords are working to in successful placemaking. From these we developed a set of objectives,
We began our project with a literature review that encompassed as much writing as we could find from the 1980s to date that might be
