This page contains links to news releases published by Housing Justice in the past 12 months. Older news releases are available on the News Release Archive page
For further information on the contents of any of these news releases or the work of Housing Justice contact Luke Evans at Housing Justice, email l.evans@housingjustice.org.uk or telephone 020 7723 7273
04 March 2008 - Housing Justice works to transform old churches into affordable homes
29 January 2008 - Ken Loach to introduce It’s a Free World at special screening
24 January 2008 - Churches across East of England to provide platform for region’s poor people
24 January 2008 - Churches across South East to provide platform for region’s poor people
24 January 2008 - Churches across South West to provide platform for region’s poor people
22 January 2008 - Andrew Motion to feature in Connecting voices: an evening of poetry, music and visual arts
18 January 2008 - Hearings to provide platform for UK’s 12 million poor people
12 December 2007 - Housing Justice thanks first Chair Bishop David Walker
21 November 2007 - Housing Justice announces Christmas Carol Service
16 November 2007 - Housing Justice welcomes London Councils’ decision to drop soup run ban
07 November 2007 - Christians urged to find out what poverty and homelessness means in the UK today
29 October 2007 - Housing Justice announce details of the annual service of commemoration for homeless people who have died in the past year
24 July 2007 - Housing Justice calls on Christians to counter NIMBY arguments against new homes
02 July 2007 - Housing Justice Conference: Action on Homelessness – a hand out or a hand up?
19 June 2007 - Robina Rafferty to be presented with Papal Medal
14 May 2007 - Housing Justice welcomes Brown's commitment to housing
04 May 2007 - Blunkett praises Guide Neighbourhoods’ approach to resident-led regeneration
23 April 2007 - Housing Justice Marathon runners raise thousands to prevent homelessness
19 April 2007 - Housing Justice team all set for Marathon
30 March 2007 - New survey shows number of soup runs is half previous claims