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ARCH Community Champion Award 2019
17/10/2019
This year’s ARCH Community Champion Award, announced at the ARCH Tenants’ Conference in Bridlington, was won by Hull City Council tenant Chris Rogers.
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Tenants’ views on the experience and impact of stigma
03/10/2019
The ‘See the Person’ Campaign has launched a report into research that shows around eight out of ten people who rent their home from a council or housing association have experienced negative stereotypes about tenants.
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Historic school transformed into homes
03/10/2019
North Kesteven District Council have completed the conversion of an iconic 150-year-old former school into unique homes at the heart of Sleaford and the homes are now being advertised for potential tenants.
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100-year celebrations continue
05/09/2019
To celebrate the Addison Act and 100 years of council housing, Rotherham Council have issued a special edition of “Home Matters” their magazine for council tenants and leaseholders.
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Universal Credit Landlord Newsletter
05/09/2019
The Department of Work & Pensions has issued the latest edition of their Universal Credit Landlord Engagement Newsletter. This newsletter published on 29 August aims to provide up-to-date information to social and private landlords about Universal Credit.
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‘See the Person’ Campaign latest
22/08/2019
The ‘See the Person’ Campaign to tackle stigma in social housing continues to make progress following the election of the new Tenant Leadership Committee chaired by ARCH Tenant Group member Martyn Lund.
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Latest news from the Housing Ombudsman
08/08/2019
The Housing Ombudsman has published the latest copy of their newsletter including details of the announcement of a new Ombudsman, a new three-year plan and details of new videos and workshops on handling repairs complaints.
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2019 ARCH/NFA Welfare Reform Survey results published
16/07/2019
The fourth annual Welfare Reform survey from ARCH and the National Federation of ALMOs (NFA) shows that households on Universal Credit are still significantly more likely to have housing debt than those on Housing Benefit and Universal Credit is draining cash and resources from already hard-pressed councils and their ALMOs.
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