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Fair Housing director Polly Lamb looks at the effects of the pandemic on renters and landlords
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Fair Housing director Polly Lamb looks at the effects of the pandemic on renters and landlords

Fair Housing for Frome – a blog by Anita Collier – May 2020 At Fair Housing for Frome our main concerns are homelessness, community led

Download the Briefing The UK is in the middle of what many describe as a housing crisis. Demand for homes has increased, fuelled in part

Author: Bill Palmer Human beings evolved as tribes and living in community is shown to be one of the major factors influencing wellbeing. But the

Speakers and Exhibitors from the Frome Tiny Homes Event, March 2020 – now rescheduled for Sunday 21st March 2021 Index Agile Homes Bayhaus Chisel
9.30am Doors open 10.00am Welcome and overview FHfF with Jackson Moulding (Ecomotive) 10.30am STORIES FROM THE SOUTHWEST Tom Lear (personal experience of building and living in a tiny home)

Here are a few links you may find useful. We will be building on this information resource in the lead up to the Frome Tiny

An interview with Roger Saunders, chair of the Community Land Trust. Roger answers the key questions about the trusts plans as we step into 2020
Fair Housing for Frome (FHfF) is a local non-profit organization whose goal is to work with the people of Frome and the surrounding areas, particularly
Over the next few years, FHfF priorities include: ensuring that homeless and insecurely housed people get the housing support that they need encouraging the development

‘Never look down on anybody unless you’re helping them up’ – Jesse Jackson How do you feel when you come across someone begging on

How the press are reporting FACLT – our progress and the search for suitable land