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Having Somewhere to Live: A case study

30 March, 2017

An Irish Traveller woman approached us to help with finding her accommodation in a different area of the country. She was placed on site waiting lists but in the meantime her circumstances meant she needed to […]

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Homelessness

30 March, 2017

Legally correct, 2014 Under the Housing Act 1996, a Gypsy or Traveller is homeless if s/he does not have a lawful place to put his or her caravan or living vehicle (1). If a homeless person

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A Big or Divided Society? A Panel Review of Government Policy on Gypsies and Travellers

30 March, 2017

A Big or Divided Society? A Panel Review of Government Policy on Gypsies and Travellers Read More »

List of Traveller Friendly Solicitors

30 March, 2017

List of Traveller Friendly Solicitors Read More »

Using EU law to tackle anti-Roma discrimination by Marc Willers and Siobhan Lloyd, Part 1

30 March, 2017

Using EU law to tackle anti-Roma discrimination by Marc Willers and Siobhan Lloyd, Part 1 Read More »

Using EU law to tackle anti-Roma discrimination by Marc Willers and Siobhan Lloyd, Part 2

30 March, 2017

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The UK Governments response to the EU Framework on National Roma Integration Strategies

30 March, 2017

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Gypsies and Travellers: simple solutions for living together

30 March, 2017

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Assessing local housing authorities’ progress in meeting the accommodation needs of Gypsy and Traveller communities in England by Philip Brown and Pat Niner.

30 March, 2017

Assessing local housing authorities’ progress in meeting the accommodation needs of Gypsy and Traveller communities in England by Philip Brown and Pat Niner. Read More »

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