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The government is proposing radical changes to our planning system and produced a glossy white paper for public consultation which, before you rush to comment,

Fair Housing for Frome bloggers can’t be the only ones scratching around for positive news arising during the pandemic. With more Covid-related restrictions looming, the

After 6 months of no evictions in the UK, the government has lifted this temporary measure and replaced it with another short-term tool, a six-month

Although most street homeless people were temporarily housed during lockdown, many will now find themselves back on the streets as hotels open their doors to paying guests. Some have rejected the system and reverted back to the streets, in Frome drugs and alcohol play an important and worrying part in homelessness.

We need a new, huge programme to build genuinely affordable and high quality social housing, not just for the heroes amongst us but to ensure that everyone has a place they can call home.

Fair Housing director Polly Lamb looks at the effects of the pandemic on renters and landlords

Fair Housing for Frome – a blog by Anita Collier – May 2020 At Fair Housing for Frome our main concerns are homelessness, community led

Download the Briefing The UK is in the middle of what many describe as a housing crisis. Demand for homes has increased, fuelled in part

Author: Bill Palmer Human beings evolved as tribes and living in community is shown to be one of the major factors influencing wellbeing. But the