Living in a cold home: A Good Home Network briefing

The 100-year life – The importance of housing

We need to begin busting myths about housing and ageing, and start focusing on current housing stock.

The 100 Year Life – A family carer’s perspective

Dame Philippa Russell, Vice-President of Carers UK, calls for ambition when aiming to achieve a happier and healthier 100 Year Life.

The 100-year life: the role of housing, planning and design

One in three children born in the UK today can expect to live to 100 – presenting challenges and opportunities to innovate.

EHRC Housing Inquiry: Britain's hidden crisis?

The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) is right to raise the scandal of poor quality housing stock.

New research to identify how to meet the housing needs of an ageing population

New research to understand, at a local level, what sort of mainstream housing older people live in, is being funded by Ageing Better.

Strategies for older people’s housing must focus on general needs

When thinking about the issues that are important in housing for older people, we should also think about improving the suitability of housing to meet people's needs as we age.

“It’ll never happen to me” – but what if it does?

What would it take to understand the importance of living in a home that’s suitable for everyone?

Pitting generations against one another will not solve the housing crisis

Solutions to the housing crisis like better regulation of landlords and protections for tenants need to work for everyone, not just one generation.

Living in a cold home: A Good Home Network briefing

This briefing outlines some of the challenges and proposes potential solutions to help home improvement services to support people living in cold homes.