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The benefits of social homes: Shelter and IKEA’s groundbreaking research underway

We’re working with IKEA to carry out a groundbreaking longitudinal research project, to make the case for government investment in social rent homes.

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Published: 5 December 2024

Author: Hannah Rich

The benefits of social homes: Shelter and IKEA’s groundbreaking research underway

Why Shelter and IKEA are calling for social housing to end child homelessness

Shelter supporters and IKEA customers have signed an open letter calling on the government to build social housing as a sustainable solution to child poverty.

Updates and impact

Published: 25 November 2024

Author: Charlie Berry

Why Shelter and IKEA are calling for social housing to end child homelessness

Prejudice in practice: renting with a disability

This blog was co-written by Dave Lockyer, a Shelter Renting Champion who shares his experience of discrimination in the private rented sector. Discrimination has no home in the private rented sector. ...

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Last updated: 30 October 2024

Author: Jenny Lamb

Prejudice in practice: renting with a disability

A real breadwinner – how changing debt rules can help us get social housing

Learn how changing fiscal rules and increasing government investment can solve the UK's social housing crisis. Discover why building 90,000 social homes a year benefits both people and the economy.

Research and insights

Published: 24 October 2024

Author: Charlie Trew

A real breadwinner – how changing debt rules can help us get social housing

Kickstarting a housing legacy? 100 days of a new government

We issued a challenge to the new government to kickstart their housing legacy in 100 days by doing four key things. So, how have they done?

Updates and impact

Published: 16 October 2024

Author: Andrew Soar

Kickstarting a housing legacy? 100 days of a new government

The Renters' Rights Bill explained: what came out of Parliament's second reading?

On Wednesday 9 October, the Renters’ Rights Bill returned to Parliament for second reading. Hear about the outcomes of this important moment for the bill and what this means for the country's 11 million private renters.

Updates and impact

Published: 11 October 2024

Author: Lucy Cheetham

The Renters' Rights Bill explained: what came out of Parliament's second reading?

Domestic abuse and housing series: a safe, affordable home for every survivor

The government must build social homes and scrap the benefit cap, so every domestic abuse survivor can access a safe, affordable home to rebuild their lives.

Updates and impact

Published: 9 October 2024

Author: Charlie Berry

Domestic abuse and housing series: a safe, affordable home for every survivor

Domestic abuse and housing series: ‘So... she escaped’

Hear about the link between housing and domestic abuse. Plus, Amira shares her lived experience.

Updates and impact

Published: 4 October 2024

Author: Isabella Burton

Domestic abuse and housing series: ‘So... she escaped’

The Renters' Rights Bill explained: what does this mean for 11 million private renters?

The Renters’ Rights Bill was recently introduced to parliament. Here is a guide to the Renters' Rights Bill and what it means for private renters.

Updates and impact

Published: 12 September 2024

Author: Lucy Cheetham

The Renters' Rights Bill explained: what does this mean for 11 million private renters?

Grenfell Tower Inquiry: government must invest in social homes to prevent further tragedy

The bereaved, survivors and residents of the 2017 Grenfell Tower fire have finally received the final Phase 2 report of the Public Inquiry. We think the government must invest in social homes to prevent further tragedy.

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Published: 6 September 2024

Author: Sam Bloomer

Grenfell Tower Inquiry: government must invest in social homes to prevent further tragedy