Comment: Bleak outlook on wages does little to dampen DWP cheer
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Britain may be a prosperous country but its citizens are being impoverished As the latest official labour market statistics reveal...
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Extreme poverty is creating another kind of banking crisis
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Food banks symbolise a fractured and failing society Food banks are emergency lifelines for a growing number of people and they have n...
A perfect engine for driving homelessness
Monday, June 05, 2017
In a nation with nowhere to call home They couldn’t have designed it better if they tried. Welfare reform and a lack of genuinely af...
Housing White Paper
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You’ll never fix the broken market without social housing The Government’s much-anticipated repair-plan for Britain’s broken housing m...
Cover Story: Syriza the day
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Can Corbyn and Healey bring social housing in from the cold? Love or loathe his wider politics, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has thru...
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Along the way, Mark has also done the odd bit of freelance work on both a professional and semi-pro basis.
This site pulls together a selection of his past writings: you can think of it as an extended portfolio.
Mark has written on the housing industry, construction, local government, business, politics and current affairs, public and social policy, and a host of thematic subjects relevant to his B2B audiences.
This site also reflects his personal interests, with articles on culture, books, politics, and the writing life.
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