An International Symposium was held at St Edmund’s College in Cambridge on 10th September 2018, which was co-sponsored by Clarion Housing Group and L&Q. The event also formed part of the European Network for Housing Research’s 30-year anniversary celebrations and received a donation from UK’s Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence.
The unique role of housing associations in responding to the challenges of the 2020s.
Clarion Housing association is involved with various schemes to support our Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Questioning (LGBTQ) residents.
Clarion's research into the principles of and approach to setting a rent policy, ensuring levels are genuinely affordable to low income households whilst enabling us to continue to build new and maintain existing homes.
Clarion has supported research undertaken by HACT and Simetrica which breaks new ground in exploring key issues around homelessness.
In 2010 we started a three year retrofit research project called FutureFit, which worked with 150 Affinity Sutton homes and residents delivering combinations of low carbon refurbishment works and energy lifestyle advice.
Learn more about our findings from our 'Bridging the Affordability Gap' report.
The overwhelming majority of social housing residents would prefer to have their housing benefit paid direct to their landlord so that they felt secure in their home, according to new research.
New research launched by the Housing Futures Network, a collection of leading housing groups, has revealed the impact housing benefit changes would have on social housing tenants underoccupying their homes.
