Communities
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Once known for bucket-and-spade holidays, Rhyl has since seen high unemployment. But a £33m regeneration of the Welsh town is underway
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Editorial: The ONS has changed the way it counts inflation. More haste, less speed is needed to restore faith in facts
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Letters: Why can’t the government work with charities to enable more asylum seekers to be housed with people who are keen to help them?
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If you’ve experienced problems with your housing association home, we’d like you to share your stories with us
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Victoria Musguin says she has suffered flooding and loss of hot water for weeks at a time at her newly built flat
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Successful regeneration projects need to ensure affordability, access to facilities and involve local communities and residents, said participants at a recent Guardian roundtable
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Heatwaves could be deadly for many Australian apartment dwellers if the grid fails, so architects are coming up with ways to manage temperatures passively
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May must focus on deep structural ills, not just Brexit
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Those most vulnerable to the UK government’s public spending cuts, from single parents to headteachers, reveal the impact on their lives
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Once the capital was the prime target for foreign speculators, now it’s all our major cities. We could have stopped them, but we didn’t
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Andrew Dilnot says adult social care system is ‘most pernicious means-test’ in the British welfare state
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An Arts and Crafts cottage in Surrey that mutated into a mansion has paid the ultimate price for being built without planning permission – and it’s not the only one
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Three people will appear in a Denver court to contest ‘unauthorized camping’ tickets, but one of the defendants says she was only ‘sleeping out’
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Letters: The argument that benefit cuts are mean and arbitrary underplays their ideological significance
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Vandalism of houses on market for £1.25m each points to discontent in area where average home costs 12 times salary
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The city has launched a series of initiatives to combat social isolation amid polls suggesting one in four residents have grappled with the problem
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Specialist staff in jobcentres to identify and target families as research finds children of jobless parents perform worse at school
Guilt by association: the housing developments that went sour