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The leader of Haringey council, Claire Kober, has announced that she will be stepping down

The Haringey row is about so much more than Labour in-fighting

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"Yesterday marked six months since the Grenfell fire that destroyed so many lives"

Week in review: Lessons from Grenfell are yet to be learned

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"This is the contempt that far too many councils show for homeless people and benefit claimants"

Contempt for tenants and unscrupulous private landlords: Inside council housing offices

A council housing officer opens up about the treatment of social housing tenants

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"There was hardly a word about the people at the sharp end of the housing crisis"

It didn’t take long for social housing to fall back off the agenda

Hammond didn’t mention the words social housing once during his budget speech

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"Between June 14th 2017 to July 14th 2017, 580 households (not including Grenfell survivors) were moved out of their local borough"

Social cleansing: Hundreds of families moved out of London boroughs immediately after Grenfell

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"It's three months since a fire tore through Grenfell Tower in North Kensington"

Will Grenfell really change attitudes towards social housing? The signs are not good

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"The people who are now coming under attack have just experienced one of the most horrific events imaginable"

It didn’t take long for sympathy for Grenfell survivors to turn to scorn

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"Tenants in the UK have some of the worse housing rights in all of Europe."

The UK needs a radical shake up to solve its housing problems

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"In the wake of the horrific Grenfell fire, it's hard to think of a film more important or more needed right now"

Dispossession: A vital new film on the social housing crisis

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The class divide was on full display when it was announced that Grenfell survivors would be housed at Kensington Row

Rich residents complaining about living near Grenfell survivors comes as no surprise

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' "Concerns remain that some survivors of the fire may be deterred from coming forward for support and to access other services.

Calls grow for an immigration amnesty for Grenfell survivors

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"Whatever the mechanism, it is vital that we understand the causes of this accident"

Grenfell: How to investigate what happened

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"It shouldn't take a horrific and preventable fire for people to take notice"

It shouldn’t take a deadly fire for us to start caring about social housing tenants

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"Theresa May speaks with London Fire Commissioner Dany Cotton as she visits the scene near Grenfell Tower"

Week in review: Grenfell could break the back of the Tories

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"It isn't about scoring political points, it's about making sure that anyone responsible for not ensuring the safety of those families is held to account."

Yes, the Grenfell Tower fire is political – to suggest otherwise does the victims a disservice

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The media must stop portraying council estates as crime-ridden and uncared for

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"It's no coincidence that the housing crisis comes at the same time as council houses are being sold off and forgotten about."

The Tory plans for the housing crisis once again involve no social housing

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"Shelter estimates that 1,260 families in London will lose their home in the next month"

Council policy of moving homeless out of the area spreads nationwide

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"The conditions there would not seem out of place in a third world country or 19th century Britain"

Rats, filth and cockroaches: What it’s like to live in Nicola Sturgeon’s constituency

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