Shelter

Millions risk going hungry to pay the rent or mortgage

Millions of people are cutting back on fuel and food bills to help pay their rent or mortgage the charity Shelter has warned.

Seven million people are relying on credit to meet housing costs says Shelter

Almost seven million people are relying on credit to help pay their housing costs according to a new survey from Shelter.

70,000 children will be homeless this Christmas says Shelter

Almost 70,000 children will wake up on Christmas Day in temporary accommodation, without a home to call their own, Shelter has revealed.

Shelter highlights eviction hotspots

People living in London, Manchester, Sough and Peterborough are shown to be the most at risk of losing their home according to new research published by the charity Shelter.

Shocking misery of housing crisis revealed

Business is booming for Britain’s slum landlords as councils struggle to cope with rising numbers of homeless people, the Channel 4 Dispatches programme revealed last night, leading to a failure in their duty of care as they knowingly place many in squalid private rental accommodation.

35,000 people face homelessness before Christmas, warns Shelter

An estimated 35,000 people across Britain face the prospect of losing their home between now and Christmas day, Shelter has warned.

Not just a funny face

A host of the comedy world’s leading lights are to feature in a photography exhibition in support of the charity Shelter.

Shelter launches resources for schools

Shelter, in partnership with Nationwide, has created a series of new, online resources which are available for secondary school teachers of Key Stage 4.

Report raises red alert on ministerial failings

The Government is failing to deliver on its promises to boost housing supply and protect the vulnerable, according to the first ‘audit’ of ministerial commitments carried out by three leading housing industry bodies.

Private rents are “out of control” warns charity in urgent call for action

The Government must take urgent action to “stabilise” an “out of control” rental market after research revealed working families priced out of buying now increasingly struggle to afford the rent.

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