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The Coalition's Record on Housing: Policy, Spending and Outcomes 2010-2015

Rebecca Tunstall,  January 2015
Paper No' SPCCWP18: Full paper (pdf) | Summary (pdf)

Abstract:

Coalition Ministers were highly critical of the state of UK housing when they took power. How far were they able to improve a system they had described as 'dysfunctional'?
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