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In this Housing LIN Viewpoint Laura Wigzell from the The Pretty, Good Project, reviews Age-Friendly Housing: Future Design for Older People.

This Housing LIN viewpoint no 88 considers whether there is a real choice if the housing solution promoted for people with learning disabilities is limited by supply?

This Housing LIN Viewpoint no 86 offers a planner’s eye view of how the planning system could contribute to the meeting of genuine housing needs in an efficient and timely way.

This Housing LIN Viewpoint no 85 explores the unique skill set that Occupational Therapists can bring to ensure that homes are accessible and adaptable to the changing needs of residents as they age....

This Housing LIN viewpoint no 79 draws on PRP Architects' submission to the recent Local Government Association (LGA) Housing Commission and, in particular, one of the Commission's four themes: health...

Housing LIN Viewpoint no 78 - At a time when planning should be raising its game to meet the needs of an ageing society, the Government is progressing changes to legislation and funding for housing which...

This Housing LIN Viewpoint no 77 examines the urgent need for greater innovation in the UK's retirement and care sectors, and radical transformation of the housing options available for older people....

In this Housing LIN Viewpoint no 76, Tony Watts writes that older people could make an important contribution to the housing crisis ... if only they were listened to when it comes to developing new housing....

This Housing LIN Viewpoint no 74 is based on research published in "Bricks and Mortar Across Generations: A Think Piece on Intergenerational Living in the United Kingdom" in March 2015, and presented...

In this new Housing LIN Viewpoint no 72, Sue Garwood shares her current understanding of the position with regard to depriving someone of their liberty in a housing setting if they lack the mental capacity...