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Planning shake up to aid rural homes
The government is expected to throw its weight behind calls for a shake up in planning policy to make homes in rural areas more affordable.
Experts to address community divides
The government is looking to address feelings of resentment and unfair treatment among white residents of working class estates.
Bellway bosses attacked for accepting bonuses
The directors of house builder Bellway Homes have come under fire for accepting massive bonuses despite a dire business year.
Tenants fear rent payments in 2009
Nearly half of social housing tenants are worried about meeting their rent payments in 2009, according to a report on housing security from the Conservative Party.
Editor's picks
Happy new year
Here’s a cheery quote to start off 2009: ‘I know of 22 associations that are in dire straits.’
Analysis
Of no fixed abode
Keith Cooper investigates how councils are handling the ‘politically fatal’ yet essential task of providing for Gypsies and Travellers.
Head above water
In her final week as editor of Inside Housing, Kate Murray plots social housing’s course since the mid-1990s and finds that a return to the numbers game has come just at the wrong time.
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Tackling homelessness at Christmas
Jeremy Swain, chief executive of homelessness charity Thames Reach, explains how his organisation is facing Christmas and the New Year.
