housing

Peabody to buy Holloway prison site
1,000 new homes are planned for the site, and 60 per cent will be genuinely affordable, meaning they will be…
Holloway prison update
This is despite the 50 per cent minimum set by Islington Council.
Landmark ruling in Islington: What does it mean?
This comes after a recent landmark High Court judgement ruling that developers can’t overpay for land and…
Racism and the criminalisation of housing need
Housing policy has long been a legal means of enforcing racism and discrimination
Rough sleeping: enforcement and austerity
This briefing assesses local enforcement strategies related to rough sleepers
Action against rough sleepers shrouded in mystery
Police and local authority approaches to managing and assisting rough sleepers are shrouded in mystery, our…
No justice without housing justice
Let the empty flats at HMP Pentonville to be used for much-needed housing
A prison break from the housing crisis
Redevelop prison land in London into genuinely affordable homes
A life sentence really? The resettlement of ex-prisoners with convictions for sexual offences
Helen Mills examines the role of a housing support charity in this process
How did the council house sell-off change crime risks?
The 1980s council house sell-off had a big impact on crime rates
Housing crisis has begun to threaten human rights
The UN rapporteur on adequate housing, Raqel Rolnik has warned that the effects of the bedroom tax and…
Housing needs of women from minority ethnic groups leaving HMP Holloway
How can women from minority ethnic groups leaving prison avoid homelessness?
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