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The Mass Sell-Off Of Public Land Is Driving The Housing Crisis

Releasing land into the private market is not delivering the quantity or quality of affordable homes we need – and as more land is sold, there's less opportunity to reverse the trend
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'Birmingham Has Had Enough': How Sell-Offs Are Seeing The Lights Go Down On The City's Public Spaces

'Do we fund social workers or swimming pools? It shouldn't be a choice'
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Revealed: Nearly 80,000 Jobs Lost In Radical Council Upheavals

Mass job cuts at councils have gone largely unnoticed by the public over the last decade.
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Our Council Funding Crisis Will Not Be Solved By A Small Pot To Fix Short-Term Problems

Local authority sell-offs, especially those used to fund redundancies, show government needs to bring serious money to the table
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Their Community Spaces Are Being Sold Off, But These People Are Fighting Back

The latest in our #SoldFromUnderYou series looks at the battle on the ground to save public spaces.
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Is This Council Unlawfully Using Money Raised From Selling Off Public Spaces?

The government is now investigating, amid concerns £23million may have been used unlawfully.
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Has Your Local Council Been Selling Off Public Spaces? Find Out Here

Search this interactive map to find out what is happening in your area.
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No One Goes Into Public Service To Slash Assets – But This Is The Reality We're Facing

Would you sell a disused building to raise funds, or retain for potential future use but instead cut adult social care? These are the difficult decisions facing councils every day
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Public Spaces Are Being Sold From Under You – Why We’re Investigating The Local Council Funding Crisis

HuffPost UK has partnered with The Bureau of Investigative Journalism to uncover the public servants, services and spaces being lost.
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Revealed: The Thousands Of Public Libraries, Parks And Land Being Sold From Under You

This national investigation uncovers how cash-strapped councils are selling off libraries, parks and community centres, and using the proceeds to fund job cuts.
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