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  How social enterprises and housing associations can work together

  Guardian Professional, 10 Dec 2012: Social housing and social enterprises both aim to provide social value and the new Public Services Act may provide them with the opportunity to unite

• The readers' editor on… the sensitive nature of 'how to beat the taxman' stories in the current climate

  9 Dec 2012: Chris Elliott: Open door: Should a fundamental change in the public mood mean a rethink about articles advising readers on reducing their tax?

• Rural housing: Andrew Motion's arcadian vision is riddled with flaws

  9 Dec 2012: The big issue: It is a fiction that we can solve our housing problems without any tough political choices

• Housing crisis is destroying family life and communities, says thinktank

  9 Dec 2012: Millions more are set to join 'Generation Rent'

• The rental system is failing families

  9 Dec 2012:

  Jack Dromey: Tenancies in the rented sector don't provide families with the stability they need to manage budgets and for children's education

• Generation Rent: why millions are locked out of owning homes

  9 Dec 2012:

  Soaring property prices and a mortgage famine are having a radical social impact on the way renters live their life

• 'When young people buy their own homes, they feel like citizens with a stake in society'

  9 Dec 2012: Nine out of 10 young Britons want to own their own home – but most fear they never will, says the IPPR's Nick Pearce

• Top tips: garden cities and new towns

  Guardian Professional, 8 Dec 2012: What did our panel think about garden cities and new towns? Catch up with our debate last week in this handy roundup

• Britain's real shirkers and scroungers

  7 Dec 2012: Shuvo Loha: The cost of living is not in line with income, so the state steps in – saving big business money and lining landlords' pockets

• Amsterdam's 'scum villages' show the illiberal new face of northern Europe

  7 Dec 2012: Owen Hatherley: Northern Europe's social democratic parties are nearly as eviscerated, morally bankrupt and tired as New Labour

• Another homeless man has died in our town. This must never happen again

  6 Dec 2012:

  John Macadie: Michael Gething was a gentle, quiet human being. His death in Totnes makes us realise the importance of looking after others

• West Ham's stadium move will define the Olympic Games' legacy

  6 Dec 2012: Dave Hill: The football club can ensure that talk of regeneration and 'convergence' does not price out the traditional community

• Autumn statement on the ground: everyone feels the pinch in Tynemouth

  5 Dec 2012: In the town on the mouth of the river Tyne, everyone is affected by the struggling economy, but it's the poor who are hit hardest

• Chancellor plans to bring 50,000 homes on to the market

  5 Dec 2012: Autumn statement unveils plans to use infrastructure capital fund to accelerate existing housing schemes

• The best architecture of 2012

  5 Dec 2012: Architecture critic Oliver Wainwright praises the London Olympic park's remarkable elegance and maturity – though the all-important 'legacy' is a different story

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