Social care is in crisis, with MPs on the Public Accounts Select Committee warning that adult social care in England has been brought “to its
Thousands of multi-storey residential buildings require disruptive remediation work to fix safety problems identified in the wake of the Grenfell Tower fire, writes Jenny Preece.
Prof Jim Clifford OBE, Director of Sonnet Impact and Hon Professor, Sheffield Hallam University Social housing is valuable, bringing a place to call your own
In the academic discipline of social policy, many are aware that housing is the ‘wobbly pillar’ of the Beveridge welfare state, write Dave Beck (pictured),
Important research on licensing schemes in the private rented sector highlights the complexities and difficulties for local authorities in enforcing minimum standards, writes Janis Bright.
Dr Eve Blezard, HQN “You don’t care. You only pretend to care” Cathy Ward, Cathy Come Home 1966 In the decades since the
Since 2018 residents of public housing in the US have been banned from smoking in their own homes. The Department of Housing and Urban Development
Last month the UK government announced important new funding and other measures to boost takeup of ‘green’ improvements in the housing stock. Prominent in the
The perennial question of how to get more affordable housing built has been in the minds of researchers in 2023. Around the world, the long-term
By Quentin Ramond and Gabriel Otero Why examine the consequences of residential reputations on neighbourhood attachment? In October 2019, Chile experienced a
