Work doesn’t pay in Tory Britain as in-work poverty hits record high
Half of those in poverty live in working households – including 2.6 million children
housing
As Shelter marked its 50th birthday a rough sleeper died of cold in Birmingham
Rough sleeping has increased by almost 90 per cent in six years
Solving the housing crisis won’t be easy – but filling empty homes is an easy first step
There are more than 600,000 empty homes in England
Foxtons shares are plummeting – and Londoners are delighted
Renters’ anger hints at the scale of the housing crisis
Will Theresa May’s concern for the ‘just about managing’ extend to housing policy?
Labour’s Redfern Review finds that young people need more help to buy
New homelessness legislation is welcome – but we need social housing to make it work
George Osborne’s approach should be consigned to the dustbin of history
Over 120,000 children in the UK will be homeless this Christmas
Shelter launches new appeal as housing crisis grows
Black History Month: Housing inequality still plagues BME communities
Homelessness, fuel poverty and overcrowding still hit BME people hardest
Are the Tories starting to see sense on housing?
If the government wants to help the ‘left behind’ then housing is the place to start
We’re going backwards: ’80s kids are half as wealthy as those born in the ’70s
Reduced home ownership, pensions benefits and wage stagnation have all hit the 1980s cohort hard