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To read the 2023 issue, please click here. ... To download previous Magazines please browse below:. CULS Magazine 2022: Download or Read Online.

th. July on the Carbon War Room [CWR] website along with an announcement on their website: Click here to download the report. ... More news announcements can be found from GRESB here and by The Environmental Leader Department of Land Economy.

In order do download the initial demo version please click here . ... In order to download the Nanjing model please click here. In order to download the Jiading model please click here.

Increasing land supply for housing. 18 September 2014. Dr Gemma Burgess and Sarah Monk discuss the findings from their RICS research paper into the mechanisms available to increase housing land supply. ... The current research for RICS built on the

Evaluation of Early Support in Essex. 25 September 2014. This study was commissioned by the Thomas Pocklington Trust to evaluate the Visionary Development Fund’s project: Early Support in Essex. ... This project aims to improve referral to services for

Wisbech. The poster summarises the aims and methodology and presents the development of a conceptual underpinning of how Time Credits can lead to positive health outcomes.

We will be using this methods paper to inform our future rent policy. ... Please click here to download the report. Department of Land Economy.

Please click here for more information and to download the full report.

28 May 2015. This research, funded by the Thomas Pocklington Trust evaluated the impact of lighting improvements made to the homes of people with sight loss living in London and the

respond to financial changes and welfare reform.

However, where local authorities are open for business, welcome development and are focused on providing good customer service, the planning system works well to deliver new homes. ... Please click here to download the Summary and Final Report.

FirstStop local partners: costs and potential savings to public budgets of client casework 2014. ... The research shows that with support from caseworkers, clients had outputs that resulted in costs to the public purse e.g.

CCHPR Launch Affordable Housing film. 13 November 2014. CCHPR has made a short film on promoting policy change to boost the supply of affordable housing. ... production. This includes ideas from other countries on linking affordable house building

The evaluation found that the project is helping to reduce social isolation and to support people in maintaining their independence.

31 March 2016. The aim of this research was to establish the degree and nature of current unmet need for affordable housing amongst racing staff and to make recommendations as to ... Racing Welfare has developed a plan of action in response to the

It draws on in depth face to face interviews with members of Time Credit partner organisations where people earn Time Credits. ... They described in their own words how they heard about Time Credits, how and why they got involved, and the difference it

older and younger adult cohorts in regard to housing careers, routes into adulthood and exposure to social and economic risk. ... To download the presentation slides, please click here. Biography. Richard Ronald is a Professor at the Centre for Urban

The purpose of this paper is to describe the context in which the Time Credits programme operates. ... This sets the background to the Time Credits programme and the specific issues Time Credits were intended to address.

It can help to build social capital in local communities, but may also have the potential to generate cost savings. ... There is evidence of a range of benefits to the members who are involved and evidence of positive outcomes, including reduced social

of reductions in housing benefit, but there are fewer smaller dwellings for them to move to. ... Please click here for more details and to download the final report.