Record numbers of households are living in temporary accommodation, despite funding and targets being in place to tackle the ...

After prison, taking something that was a source of shame and using it to help others is a powerful thing, says SWIM CIC's Ali Hashi.

James Nelson-Joyce is back on our screens in This City Is Ours. But he's also in the running for something a bit ...

Disabled people are “set up to fail” by a “soul-destroying” disability benefits system which is target-driven and designed “to catch people out”, according to former disability assessors who have ...

London’s data centres already use the same amount of electricity as 750,000 homes, a new report has revealed – and demand is accelerating at “unprecedented scale.” The internet and artificial ...

As the Milburn Review looks for answers to the NEETs crisis, the government should make a commitment that every child has a ...

Dan Whyte writes about how education can offer prisoners the opportunity to be recognised for what they could become, rather ...

If Andy Burnham wants to prove devolution work, he can start by addressing prisons and homelessness, writes Revolving Doors' Pavan Dhaliwal.

Charles Booth's 1889 maps shows poverty and homelessness in London. A century later, we have more information ever.

Joanne Robinson was diagnosed with Parkinson’s at 50. When she applied for a Blue Badge, she was told she seemed “too young” ...

Sam wanted to become a self-employed painter and decorator. He came to RIFT Social Enterprise with three months left to serve. Two years after release, he is still trading, with no further offending ...

A “shadow industry” of law advisers is charging thousands of pounds to help migrants fake their sexual orientation in order to stay in the UK – or so a BBC investigation recently found. The ...