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How we let Grenfell happen

17 Nov 2022
Journalist Peter Apps explores the devastating tragedy of Grenfell Tower five years on. What caused the disaster and what kind of housing policy reform is most needed now to ensure it never happens again?
A high-rise building with a charred exterior, indicating fire damage, stands in a cityscape with numerous buildings and trees around. The sky is clear, and the urban area extends into the distance.
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Tenants – living through a housing crisis

19 May 2022
Examining history, politics and deeply personal stories, journalist Vicky Spratt traces the policy decisions that have created a housing emergency and offers a new route forward for supporting tenants in Britain.
A tall apartment building with numerous windows stands against a clear blue sky. Fluffy white clouds are visible to the left of the building.
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Hometown Glory

6 Apr 2023 Clare Gage
One Fellow’s place-based approach to creating change in her hometown of Chesterfield
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Belonging

5 Apr 2023 Nicola Bacon
What does it take to transform a neighbourhood into a community?
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Home

5 Apr 2023 Suad Aldarra
When Suad Aldarra, Writer and Data Scientist, was uprooted to Ireland in 2014, she wasn’t sure what to expect.
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Behind the Façade

5 Apr 2023 Alistair Barr
Learnings from King Charles’s Poundbury and Nansledan developments go beyond aesthetics
A spacious square with classical-style buildings under a clear blue sky. A statue is visible in the foreground, surrounded by cobblestone paving. Parked cars line the street, and trees dot the area, adding greenery.
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What’s gone wrong with social housing?

29 Mar 2023 Paul Eastwood
Social housing has a noble history of providing decent homes for people on low incomes, but recent years have seen scandal after scandal. Paul Eastwood argues for structural change in the sector.
A tall residential apartment building with multiple balconies stands against a clear blue sky with scattered white clouds. The structure has a modern design, featuring grids of windows and sliding doors.
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Homes for good

1 Dec 2022 Susan Aktemel
A Scottish social enterprise letting agency is creating a roadmap for the private rented sector
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Home safe

16 Mar 2022 Rachel O’Brien
How one open door can change a life.
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