Emergency funds to support those worst affected by
welfare reform are on course to run out before the end of the financial year in
132 local authorities. Two councils have already spent their full discretionary
housing payment (DHP) fund- which is allocated to local authorities to provide
support to those hit by policies such as the bedroom tax. The figures showed
132 councils in England and Wales used more than half their funding by the
midpoint of the financial year, with 19 spending more than three quarters. Read more on Inside Housing.
Almshouse to haunted student digs: historic Newcastle building to become
affordable homes
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Keelmen’s hospital, which housed dockers in 1700s, awarded £4.6m lottery
grant after lying empty for 16 years
It was built 300 years ago as an almshouse ...
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