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The ten most recent research and statistics publications on all Communities and Local Government sites.
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This publication evaluates the pilot scheme developed to support the roll-out of EPCs to rented properties, in particular social housing.
This report provides the outcome of an evidence gathering exercise which was undertaken to review the problems caused by high concentrations of houses in multiple occupation.
This final report summarises the comments received from stakeholders and provides some recommendations regarding the usability of the current building regulations and approved documents.
The report is structured around individual hazards in buildings, ordered by their relative importance in terms of risk of harm in or around dwellings. It includes the full text of the revised previously published BRE report BR417.
This research report focuses on the factors which determine whether or not people feel able to influence local decisions and presents strategies that may help increase this type of empowerment.
This is a summary of the key findings of research outlining the initial baseline conditions across the intial Private Finance Initiave Housing Schemes.
This research report outlines the initial baseline conditions across the intial Private Finance Initiave Housing Schemes.
This report captures the experience of NDC partnerships of what works well in communications supporting neighbourhood-based renewal.
This report outlines the experiences of New Deal for Communities partnerships in developing and implementing their approaches and strategies for community engagement.
This report outlines the experiences of Masterplanning processes some NDCs have gained in delivering radical transformation at neighbourhood level.
