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Meet the Londoners waiting 10 years for new community housing (opens the original)
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Despite receiving millions in funding from the London mayor, 41 affordable homes have still not been built East London residents campaigning for affordable housing. Image: Citizens UK Nazifa, 22, has lived in the same area East London her whole life. But since graduating from university last year, she’s been worried about being priced out of the city altogether. “When I talk to my peers, we’re always talking about how it’s impossible to move out and actually own affordable housing,” she told Big
How one woman's arrest helped decriminalise rough sleeping (opens the original)
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Campaigner Kerri Douglas was arrested under an archaic law that criminalised rough sleeping and begging for 200 years. Her story inspired the government to finally axe the act Campaigner Kerri Douglas was credited with helping to get the Vagrancy Act axed after more than 200 years. Image: Crisis Like many 13-year-old girls, campaigner Kerri Douglas used to dream about being famous. By that age, she had already spent years moving between foster homes. “I used to bunk off school and go to the West
Awaab's Law is expanding. Here's what it means for you (opens the original)
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The law was named after a toddler who tragically died and puts legal protections in place for social housing tenants living in damp and mouldy homes The shocking details behind Awaab Ishak's tragic death from damp and mould have been described as a "wake up call" for the social housing sector. Image: Family handout Awaab’s Law will force social housing landlords to deal with hazards such as fires, structural collapse and excess cold and heat at a faster rate from November, the government has ann
Childcare costs working parents up to £1,145 in the summer holidays (opens the original)
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Parents are footing an average bill of £191 per child per week over the summer holidays Children aged two should be eligible for free childcare from April, but there aren't enough spots for them all. Image: Unsplash Arranging childcare for six weeks of school holidays is now costing working parents up to £1,145 per child in Britain, new research has revealed. Coram Family and Childcare’s annual survey shows that the cost of holiday childcare is rising above inflation at 5% across Britain. Parent
Will Andy Burnham introduce rent controls as prime minister? (opens the original)
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Green Party leader Zack Polanski has joined campaigners in calling on Burnham to address 'spiralling rents' renters from ACORN and London Renters Union storm the stage at the National Landlord Investment Show to demand rent controls. Image: ACORN As Andy Burnham secures his bid to become the next prime minister, campaigners are calling on him to introduce rent controls. But is he likely to do so? Private renters on a median income spend £39.30 for every £100 they earn in England, according to th
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