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Using Ethnographic Methodologies to Evaluate Time Credits – working paper published. 26 August 2016. A paper from the evaluation of the Cambridgeshire Time Credits project in Wisbech has just been published. It analyses the use of ethnographic

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Interim Report: Landlords’ written strategies to address poverty and disadvantage. 18 September 2014. This is a review of the written strategies of social landlords, local authorities and private landlords' written strategies exploring the focus

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. 05 May 2016. Dr Gemma Burgess presented a paper at the Association of American

How do landlords address poverty? A poverty-focused review of the stratetgies of local authorities, landlords and letting agents in England. 22 September 2015. Rising rents, more low‑income households in private renting, reduced funding for house

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

The potential for Time Credits to generate public health outcomes – interim report published. 08 July 2016. A report detailing the interim findings from the evaluation of the public health outcomes of the Cambridgeshire Time Credits project in

Economic analysis of the Wisbech travel to work area. 01 May 2014. The University of Cambridge was commissioned to undertake an economic analysis of the Wisbech travel to work area in order to help address the current and future challenges facing

Reality dawns – the impact of welfare reform on housing associations: a mid-2014 view. 14 January 2015. The National Housing Federation has commissioned Ipsos MORI and Cambridge Centre for Housing and Planning Research to assess how welfare reform