Evaluation of the Working Neighbourhoods Pilot: Final report
Client: Department for Work and Pensions | Authors: Sara Dewson, Jo Casebourne, Alison Darlow, Tim Bickerstaffe, Del Roy Fletcher, Tony Gore and Shuba Krishnan
Tenancy sustainment in social housing: Final report
Client: Nuffield Foundation | Authors: Paul Hickman, Kesia Reeve, Ian Wilson, Peter Thomas, Laura Kilby, Martin Lamb, Emma Bimpson, Tony Manzi, Beth Speake, Maddy Arden, Jon Land, Monica Teixeira, James Prestwich
Promoting tenancy sustainment in social housing: a guide for social landlords
Client: Nuffield Foundation | Authors: Paul Hickman, Kesia Reeve, Ian Wilson, Peter Thomas, Laura Kilby, Martin Lamb, Emma Bimpson, Tony Manzi, Beth Speake, Maddy Arden, Jon Land, Monica Teixeira, James Prestwich
DWP Research Summary - Direct Payment Demonstration Projects: 12 month stage reports
Client: DWP | Authors: Paul Hickman, Kesia Reeve, Ian Wilson, Stephen Green, Chris Dayson and Peter Kemp
Children’s Communities final evaluation report
Client: Save the Children | Authors: Elaine Batty, Cathy Harris, Dave Leather, Sarah Pearson, Ian Wilson, Caron Carter, Mike Coldwell, Bernadette Stiell, Ben Willis
Tees Valley Local Housing Markets
Client: Northern Housing Consortium | Authors: Ed Ferrai and Karl Dalgleish
Our assets, our future: the economics, outcomes and sustainability of assets in community ownership
Client: Power to Change | Authors: Tom Archer, Ian Wilson, Stephen Parkes, Elaine Batty and Catherine Harris
Overcoming deprivation and disconnection in UK cities - summary
Client: Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF) | Authors: Alasdair Rae, Ruth Hamilton, Rich Crisp and Ryan Powell
A two-year study into tenancy sustainment in social housing highlights the difficulties and sacrifices tenants face paying their rent
The ‘Holding on to home: tenancy sustainment in social housing’ study from Sheffield Hallam University, funded by the Nuffield Foundation, looked at the causes of rent payment difficulties, and rent arrears, in particular.
Large UK housebuilders pay out £16 billion in dividends, as the cost of this to new homebuyers is revealed
The eight largest housebuilding firms in the UK have paid shareholders £16 billion in dividends over the last 18 years, without significantly increasing the supply of new homes, according to new research from housing experts at Sheffield Hallam University.