Affordable Housing need in Scotland
Client: Shelter Scotland| Staff: Ryan Powell, Richard Dunning, Ed Ferrari and Kim McKee (University of St Andrews)
Community-led approaches to tackling poverty
Client: JRF| Staff: Richard Crisp, Sadie Parr, Sarah Pearson, Lindsey McCarthy, Paul Hickman and Neil Berry (Locality)
The housing challenges of younger people in the south east: what can housing associations do to help?
Client: Consortium of Housing Associations in the South East (CASE) | Staff: Kesia Reeve, Ben Pattison, Steve Green and Ian Wilson
Women, homelessness and violence: what works?
Client: Centre for Homelessness Impact | Staff: Kesia Reeve and Emma Bimpson
Tackling poverty through housing and planning policy in city regions
Client: JRF | Staff: Richard Crisp, Will Eadson, Ryan Powell, Ian Cole, David Robinson, Ed Ferrari and Aidan While (UoS)
What older people want? A rapid evidence assessment on what older people want, and can afford, when it comes to their housing choices when looking to move
Client: Department for Levelling Up Communities and Local Government | Staff: Tom Archer, Rebecca Hamer, Rosie Smith and Ian Wilson, Michael Marshall, David Robinson, Rhiannon Williams
Supported Housing Review
Client: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government Department for Work and Pensions | Staff: Christina Beatty, Emma Bimpson, Jan Gilbertson, Rebecca Hamer, Dave Leather, Lindsey McCarthy, Elizabeth Sanderson, Beth Speake, Ian Wilson
Evaluation of Mobility Demonstration Projects
Client: Department for Communities and Local Government | Staff: David Robinson, Kesia Reeve, Deborah Platts-Fowler, Ian Wilson, Elaine Batty and Stephen Green
Learning the lessons from the Voluntary right-to-buy pilots
Client: National Housing Federation | Staff: Ian Cole, Kesia Reeve, Ben Pattison, Steve Green, Lindsey McCarthy, Ian Wilson (CRESR); and Aiden While and Richard Dunning (University of Sheffield)
Homes In Community Hands Evaluation
Client: Power to Change | Staff: Dr Tom Archer, Dr Tom Moore (University of Liverpool), Prof. David Mullins and Ian Wilson