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9 Nov 2022: Digital Poverty in the UK: a. review of literature. Dr Hannah Holmes. Dr Katy Karampour. Dr Gemma Burgess. March 2022. Dr Hannah Holmes. Cambridge Centre for Housing & Planning Research. Department of Land Economy. University of Cambridge. 19 Silver

50. 60. 70. 80. 90. Rural 80 4 2 9 9 24 18 35 43. ... Rural 50 4 3 14 12 15 24 19 13. Rural 26 7 7 13 17 15 14 18 15.

about the awful events of June 14th 2017 at Grenfell Tower, a 24-storey, 220-.

11%. East of England11%. North West29%. London 17%. 2010-06. Page 13 of 24. ... Demoted Tenancy (of ASB) 22 0 0 0 22 20 0 5 0 24.

increases in average rents for all sizes of dwelling, excluding bed-sits, are consistently high in London from between 24% and 31%. ... 52.87 16.13 2.71 1.04 0.52 0.98 3.28 24.992 bed flat number 446 484 196 110 19 8 1 1264. %

The total numbers increased the most in three-bedroom properties (24%) and properties with four or more bedrooms (22%). ... 2007/08 Rent £85.64 £80.67 £70.11 £64.14 £72.24 £64.22 £58.02 £58.25 £61.78.

for two bedrooms; £0.24 for three bedrooms and £0.21 for four+ bedrooms, see table 6). ... 24. Table 5: General needs new lettings and re-lettings: net rents, service charges and gross rents, 1 April 2003 to 31 March 2004.

East Midlands 27% 39% 54%. West Midlands 29% 42% 56%. Eastern 24% 43% 55%. ... and lowest for someone aged 15 to 24. This is consistent with expectations.

Whereas, in the HA sector the differential increased significantly from 24% to 34%. ... Yorkshire and the Humber 0.23 0.23 ENGLAND 0.23 0.24.

In London. the average target rent (£89.24) was 9.4% above the average actual rent. ( ... £ £. HC investment region. London 81.60 89.24 9.4%. 77.95 86.35 10.8%.