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Birmingham, Leeds and Liverpool have topped a list of local authorities likely to suffer the biggest impact of the government’s housing benefit cuts, according to Crisis.
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A social enterprise in Mansfield is to deliver housing support services to vulnerable people, and teaching and administrative staff will set up a trust to run a Cumbrian college after the government gave the green light to the first round of Pathfinder mutuals projects.
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A former Oxford fire station is set to become a new centre for homeless charity Crisis after being awarded funding from the government’s Places of Change programme.
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Councils should use their local economic assessments to harness efforts aimed at reducing long-term youth unemployment, according to the public spending watchdog.
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Changes to housing benefit could have serious long-term implications, even creating concentrations of extreme poverty in urban areas similar to those at the centre of social unrest in France five years ago.
