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London
June 2016
Foster on Friday
The problem is not London's foreign investors – it's where their money goes
Dawn Foster
It is possible to discuss housing without being xenophobic – people of all nationalities are treating property as gold bricks and avoiding UK tax
May 2016
Foster on Friday
Sadiq Khan attacks empty luxury flats, but his housing policies are also void
Dawn Foster
While the London mayor attacks foreign investors for using homes as ‘gold bricks’, his policies to tackle the housing crisis are starting to dilute
Better boards
'I can't believe how I've flowered as a tenant on a housing board'
Being a member of the Lewisham Homes board has helped Ophelia Bobori develop new skills and given residents a voice of challenge and probity
Rayners Lane: estate regeneration that puts residents first
Darkness is a luxury not granted to Britain's council estates
Mona Sloane
Foster on Friday
Sadiq Khan must decide who to side with: residents or developers?
Dawn Foster
7 April 2016
Where do four leading London mayoral candidates stand on housing?
The biggest issue for Londoners is housing. We ask Siân Berry, Zac Goldsmith, Sadiq Khan and Caroline Pidgeon to reveal their housing policies
Caroline Pidgeon: 'The Lib Dems want renters to have the strong hand'
The London mayoral candidate explains why she’d be tough on rogue landlords, and pledges to create a city-wide construction academy for housebuilding
Sadiq Khan: 'As mayor I'll give first dibs on housing to Londoners'
Zac Goldsmith: 'I'm the only candidate talking up estate regeneration'
Siân Berry: 'It's not OK to tell council tenants to move out of London'
March 2016
Boris Johnson has failed to take vital decisions, like building on the green belt
Alexandra Jones
The mayor’s move to protect London as a place for work is welcome, but tough decisions on housing need to be made
February 2016
Lambeth council's campaign to hammer home the reality of cuts
The London borough’s chief executive has tough choices to make and wants to get residents on side
January 2016
Levy on luxury London homes would net £86m a year for social housing
Foster on Friday
Housing blew up the global economy in 2008 and we learned nothing
Dawn Foster
David Cameron will not be able to redevelop 'sink estates' without a fight
Colin Wiles
Health in cities
The forgotten casualties and hidden health problems of gentrification
Leo Hollis
December 2015
2015 in housing: 12 months of growing crisis
We look back on a year of escalating protests over dwindling social housing supply and a Tory focus on homeownership despite booming costs
November 2015
Lambeth wanted to demolish our homes. We said it was illegal – and we were right
Joanne Parkes
Scaremongers like Bill Bryson reinforce harmful green belt myths
Colin Wiles
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