#LSEHousing

Housing insecurity and precarity in London | LSE British Politics The homelessness we see on the streets is only the most visible side of housing insecurity and precarity. Building more houses is only part of the solution.

Housing insecurity in London goes far beyond visible street homelessness. Over 167,000 people rely on sofa‑surfing or sleep in cars, vans, sheds, or garages. Laura Lane and Eleanor Benton #LSEHousing write in @lseblogs.bsky.social
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I have facilitated #LSEhousing #Thinktanks with social housing tenants on the topic of Stigma

Networked Heat Pumps - Kensa Heat Pumps Networked Heat Pumps provide heating and cooling for multiple properties and are the solution to providing low-carbon heat to entire communities for the lowest cost and grid impact.

Came across these guys when facilitating a #netzero think tank for #LSEHousing at #TraffordHall a couple of years ago www.kensaheatpumps.com/networked-he...

In that London to chair a ThinkTank with NCRC and #LSEHousing on tackling Stigma in Social Housing. Privileged to walk through Lincoln’s Inn and meet the falconer and her Harris Hawk. Beautiful start to the day. @alisoninman.bsky.social peregrinefund.org/explore-rapt...