Opinion
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Share and share alike
18 February 2009
In these straitened times, we can either degenerate into a more fractured society or work together and rediscover the benefits of community, says John Sentamu.
I’m homeless, but I still have standards
01 January 2009
Books helped Paul O’Hanlon keep body and soul together during his journey from civil servant to prisoner and rough sleeper but things never got bad enough to rely on Jeffrey Archer
Provide a Rolls-Royce service…
01 January 2009
…and save millions on tackling homelessness, says John Bird
Live and let buy
01 March 2008
More retired homeowners are choosing to sell up, invest the capital and rent instead, says Peter Girling
No fairy tale
01 March 2008
What happens to children who find themselves in the care system? Do they live happily ever after, asks Hannah Rought-Brooks
Homeward bound
01 March 2008
Why are the young victims of parental abuse wrenched from their homes, while the perpetrators are allowed to stay put? It should be the other way around, says Phil Frampton
Protection racket
01 March 2008
Residents in state-run care homes are protected by human rights law. So why aren’t the rights of people in private homes safeguarded, asks Julia Neuberger
Kids stuffed
01 March 2008
Since 1999, 600,000 children have been lifted out of poverty. But recently their numbers have started to grow again, says Martin Narey
User friendly
01 March 2008
Providing housing support to drug users would allow government to tackle a range of social problems simultaneously, says Matthew Taylor
Just say no
01 March 2008
Abstinence is the best route out of the cycle of drug and alcohol addiction, says Iain Duncan Smith
