News – October 2012
Shelter welcomes mortgage market review 
25 Oct 2012
Shelter has welcomed new regulations designed to promote more responsible lending.
29% of Bristol’s rented homes fail the decent home standard
25 Oct 2012
Shelter is calling on Bristol’s Mayoral candidates to make a public commitment to crack down on landlords who rent out properties in states of disrepair.
Housing costs force 1 in 10 back to Mum and Dad
13 Oct 2012
'Boomerang generation' can’t afford to rent or buy a home.
ITV exposes Britain’s property trap
11 Oct 2012
Millions of people in Britain unable to buy or sell their homes.
Shelter and British Gas launch new partnership
10 Oct 2012
Five year plan to improve standards in private rented homes.
Shelter responds to Conservative welfare reform plans
08 Oct 2012
Steps could include cutting housing benefit for under 25s.
Complaints about landlords up almost 30%
04 Oct 2012
Complaints about landlords to local councils have increased by 27% in the last three years, a Shelter investigation has revealed.
Radioman premiere in aid of Shelter
03 Oct 2012
New film Radioman, about a homeless man turned film star, is holding its UK premiere in support of Shelter.
Audioscope release new album for Shelter
02 Oct 2012
Music For A Good Home 2 features tracks from 40 artists.
Labour call for stamp duty break and new affordable homes
01 Oct 2012
Proposals to be made by Ed Balls at the Labour Party Conference.
