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Working together – thinking alike: what do councils and Local Enterprise Partnerships expect from housing associations?

By Andrew Heywood

Working together – thinking alike: what do councils and Local Enterprise Partnerships expect from housing associations?
  • Publisher: Smith Institute
  • Available in: Print and PDF
  • Published: August 1, 2015
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This new report places the spotlight on why Labour lost the election and what might need to change. The report highlights which seats Labour lost, who turned their back on Labour and what issues the party was weakest on. It also sets out what some of the policy implications of the defeat might be, not least in regard to age, class and place.

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Series: All Reports, Housing Tagged with: 2015

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