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Labour unveils plan to give local people a leg up on housing ladder
15 Oct 2014: Lyons review sets out policy to build 200,000 new homes by 2020 and let councils control who gets to buy them
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23 Oct 2014:
Recovery expands beyond London but small firms are struggling to raise finance and skilled tradespeople are in short supply
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22 Oct 2014:
Reinforced doors, metal bunks and hot food – with nuclear winter an unlikely prospect, Geneva’s fallout shelters have thrown open their doors to welcome the homeless
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22 Oct 2014:
As the 300,000 nuclear shelters in Switzerland become less likely to be used for their initial purpose, the authorities in Geneva have decided to use them for a different sort of crisis
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22 Oct 2014: Labour’s plan to increase housebuilding to 200,000 new homes a year needs more teeth if it is going to make a difference, says Hannah Fearn
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22 Oct 2014: One organisation in Spain’s most popular tourist destination is employing homeless people as tour guides to offer an alternative view of the city
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22 Oct 2014:
Richard T Kelly: Councils should not be the sole focus of pre-election promises by politicians to build more affordable homes
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21 Oct 2014: Jon Sparkes: Affordable housing is crucial, but we have to make sure that homeless people can benefit from it
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Guardian Professional, 21 Oct 2014: The Care Act 2014 ought to improve the integration of housing, health and social care, but not if councils scale back their support, argues Francis Philippa
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21 Oct 2014:
Has Labour’s housing review failed to recommend the very measures the capital most needs?
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21 Oct 2014: In Athens, it’s caused by an economy in crisis; in Munich, by an economy that’s booming. The result, though, is the same – a worsening homeless problem that doesn’t reflect a city’s wealth
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20 Oct 2014: Social mobility commission chair lambasts lack of child poverty targets and warns that absolute poverty is on the rise in UK
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20 Oct 2014:
Despite the global recession, homelessness in cities around the world is falling. Can a controversial strategy to give homeless people a roof first – that is, before addressing drug abuse or mental health – take the credit?
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20 Oct 2014: Average asking price in south-east passes £355,000 – 10% higher than a year ago, says Rightmove
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19 Oct 2014: Mark Williams: We work with the private sector because that’s where the money and expertise is. And it will stay that way until government funding is reinstated
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19 Oct 2014:
It’s meant to curb sprawl and give city dwellers the benefits of the country. But some feel it protects the rich, stops houses being built and promotes commuting. By Rowan Moore
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