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The first study found that there were gaps in service provision and knowledge about three vulnerable D/deaf groups:. ... 3. D/deaf people in need of advocacy services. This second report presents the findings of how these three groups are supported to

The final report, now published, contains a number of organisational, legal and technical recommendations. ... The final report contains a number of organisational, legal and technical recommendations currently being considered by the government.

29 April 2014. The purpose of this note was to review current concepts and measures of housing need in use in England, and how they relate to effective demand. ... the supply required to meet new housing need would have to be assisted housing.

The Pay to Stay policy requires English local authority landlords to charge market (or quasi-market) rents to tenants on higher incomes. ... to 16%, while the numbers affected per local authority ranged from around 300 to 6,500 households.

Scoping study on service use by the Cambridgeshire D/deaf communities. 19 December 2013. ... This study aimed to begin to explore the use of different services in Cambridgeshire by people who are D/deaf.

Reselling shared ownership properties after improvements. 19 December 2013. This short report, commissioned by Thames Valley Housing Association explores the process of reselling shared ownership properties in situations where owners have

Impact of welfare reform on housing associations – 2012 Baseline report. ... England. The first component of the research programme is to establish baseline data and understand pre-emptive behaviour change before the reforms come into force.

Capturing Planning Gain – The Transition from Section 106 to the Community Infrastructure Levy. ... 28 February 2014. The Community Infrastructure Levy came into force in April 2010 (DCLG, 2011a).

The report makes recommendations for government, regulators, lenders and other stakeholders. ... You can download the report here. Department of Land Economy. 19 Silver Street.

CCHPR has examined the evidence for the assertion that some locations have much higher levels of house building than others. ... Here we present some basic data. CHHPR intends to carry out further work to explore the reasons for the variations.