Overcrowding and Under-Occupancy in Brighton and Hove’s Social Housing
Explore the disparities in Brighton and Hove's social housing, unmasking overcrowding and under-occupancy issues, urging for pivotal social housing reforms
Delve into the dynamics of Local Government in Brighton and Hove within this category carefully curated by the Brighton and Hove Housing Coalition. Stay informed about local government activities, policies, and community-driven discussions specifically related to housing, homelessness, planning, new developments, and issues that directly impact the well-being of residents. Explore insights and engage with initiatives shaping the local governance landscape to create positive outcomes for our community.
Unacceptable Council Housing Satisfaction in Brighton & Hove
Disturbing results about Council Housing Satisfaction in Brighton & Hove reveal a critical failure with a 23% satisfaction rate in the Housing Needs department, putting vulnerable citizens at high risk
Is Being Homeless Bad For Your Health?
Explore if homelessness in Brighton & Hove is truly bad for health, revealing the urgent need for better homeless healthcare services.
Local Famalies Housing Struggle: A Cry for Support in Brighton and Hove
Brighton and Hove's Housing Crisis: A family's struggle against homelessness and injustice. Let's demand change for timely support and flexible income criteria!
The Demolition of Knoll House: A Disregard for Social Value and Community Consultation
The recent decision by Brighton and Hove Council to demolish Knoll House in Hove has raised concerns among residents and activists. This move not only disregards the social value and…
New Labour Administration: First Housing Committee Public Involvement
As the new administration takes charge, activists are stepping up their efforts to ensure accountability and bring about positive change in their community. From advocating for affordable housing to challenging…
The Shocking Truth Behind Homelessness in Brighton and Hove: 43 Deaths in 2022 and Counting
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.
Whitehawk Campaign Class Divide Launches Podcast Series
I have been following this wonderful podcast series produced by Class Divide, a Lived Experience Led Education Campaign based in East Brighton.
Brighton and Hove’s Homelessness: A System in Crisis
The situation facing homeless individuals in Brighton and Hove is a complex and multifaceted one, and it's clear that more needs to be done to address the issues they face.…
