September – a month that carries with it the scent of freshly sharpened pencils, the promise of crisp new notebooks, and the excitement...

The humanitarian crisis in Ukraine has been covered from many angles in the media and the devastation to lives has been monumental. At...

Many young people have difficulties within the family home due to personality clashes, abuse, or fallout. It can make going home not only...

An exhibition exploring the experiences of homelessness amongst veterans in the UK opened yesterday. The exhibition, called The Unknown...

The tree is still up, and the remnants of presents are scattered across the floor. Yet the children sit still in their room. Afraid to go...

Today, millions of people across the UK will sit down for a Christmas dinner with their family and friends. On Christmas day, people...

The cost of living has risen exponentially in recent times, with wages failing to rise accordingly. Low wages and limited working hours...

The idea of ‘earning a living’, has been long ingrained into our society. Whether it’s family members, teachers, employers, friends or...

The charity Age UK states that the number of pensioners living in poverty is now greater than 2 million. A third of Asian older people...

As Black Friday and Cyber Monday approach, infusing panic across the retail and online space maybe this year is time for change. Not just...

Substance misuse within the homeless community is a huge and prevalent problem. Whether it be misuse of alcohol or drugs, both have...

In a world of poverty and homelessness, many charities have been set up to support those struggling. During the warmer and drier months,...

In response to the economic hardship brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic last year, the government announced an uplift for those on...

When it comes to housing and contracts in any circumstance, some terms are thrown around in letters, phone calls, and in person. For this...

2021 has been the year that councils around the UK have turned to the pod home. 33 pod homes, out of the 100 planned, have recently been...

Whilst being homeless is not a criminal offence in the UK, associated activities to homelessness, like begging or public drinking, are....

A recent Ipso Mori poll, found that 71% of people supported the idea of rent controls. Many organisations such as Shelter, The Green...

When it was announced earlier this month that the government would be scrapping the triple lock on pensions for one year, work and...

You’ll have seen the news stories this week about the rising cost of gas. Worried? We are too. What does this mean for families already...

The Clothing Collective Interviews Peter Duncan