As announced by the Museum of Homelessness, Brighton and Hove have the highest death rates in England per 100,000, and second across the entire UK, beaten only by Belfast.
There have been numerous complaints around invoicing for works which haven't taken place, which is part of the reason some services, less than 1/3 will be coming back in-house.
We challenge the rules around emergency accommodation licence agreements and being intentionally homeless in this case study
News From Brighton Hove Housing Coalition
Human Rights Activists are Finding that the rights of its city’s homeless population were often being neglected, the Brighton and Hove Housing Coalition – a group of housing activist organizations…
As lockdown measures are eased, we are extremely concerned that some homeless people, particularly those with NRPF, may be evicted from council-provided accommodation and be forced to return to destitution.…
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Dumped in Emergency Accommodation to Rot Campaigners in Brighton and Hove were recently contacted by a vulnerable Brighton man who claims to have been left to “rot” and feels he…
Last Year housing campaigner John Hadman started a visionary campaign which would propose the council acquire the former popular nightclub Ocean Rooms located at Morley Street Brighton. John who is…
Campaigners in Brighton and Hove recently wrote to Brighton and Hove City Council with concerns for this years SWEP (Severe Weather Evacuation Protocol) which is an all year round provision…
