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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.

The research suggests the local projects have empowered older people to make informed decisions, have given them full knowledge of all the options available and have supported them in appraising these ... FirstStop aims to help older people make informed

The proposed cuts to Housing Benefit for working age tenants will reduce payments by an average of £13 a week from April 2013. ... The four local neighbourhoods (in the Wirral, Sunderland, Lewisham and Chorley) were chosed to explore in more detail the

Dr Gemma Burgess has evaluated the MMB project to analyse the outcomes for vulnerable older people using the service. ... Please click here to download the report. Department of Land Economy.

Successful countries appear to be much more pro-active in the land market than the UK. ... Please click here for more details and to download the report.

It analyses the use of ethnographic methodologies to evaluate an initiative such as Time Credits. ... and the lives of individual Time Credit members and ultimately to interpret the ways Time Credits operate in this context.

Alan has drawn on this experience to prepare this history of household projections and commentary on their uses. ... the ‘baby boom’ from 1956 to 1964. Please click here to download the paper.

Road and Sewer Bonds in England and Wales – report to the NHBC. ... 19 May 2015. The NHBC Foundation commissioned this research to investigate the circumstances and consequences of performance bonds required by highways authorities and water supply

Health outcomes of place based approaches to building community cohesion: Time Credits in England – research presented by Dr Burgess at AAG conference in San Francisco. ... It reflected on how Time Credits may be a tool to build community cohesion that

The potential for Time Credits to generate public health outcomes – interim report published. ... It suggests that there are benefits for individuals relating to improved health, wellbeing, skills and self-confidence.