ASAP, the Asylum Support Appeals Project, assesses the far-reaching implications of the government’s proposals to reform the asylum support system. Following on from the Restoring…
ASAP (the Asylum Support Appeals Project) sets out its initial understanding of the implications of the government plans announced at the end of November 2025. The government’s Restoring Order…
Kate Wareing, chief executive of Soha Housing in Oxfordshire, comments on the government pilot scheme she has campaigned for (see previous newsletters). A total of £500 million has been pledged…
Places for People’s Sophie Buchanan reflects on a recent roundtable discussion based on a report produced by the Cambridge Centre for Housing and Planning Research…
Kama Petruczenko, senior policy analyst at the Refugee Council, brings us up to date with developments around the Bell Hotel in Epping. Critics note that…
Catherine Evans, head of communications at Trivallis, explains how the housing association tackled misinformation about who gets new housing. (This article featured in the latest…
Ursula Aitchison, a CharityWorks graduate and policy strategy and research specialist at Chelmer Housing Partnership, reports on her inquiry into housing association responses to racist…
Janani Paramsothy, of Newbridge Advisors, explores how the housing sector should respond to the issues raised by the temporary accommodation of asylum seekers in hotels. (This…
This is a shortened version of a blog by Helen Charman, reproduced with permission from the London Review of Books. The new home secretary, Shabana…
Also, during Refugee Week, CIH published three articles on issues relating to migrants’ rights. What happens to benefit entitlement following family reunion? CIH’s Sam Lister,…