No Fixed Address, No Exclusion: London
I want the UK public sector to implement guidance that all public services should have an option to include people without fixed addresses by default — London
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Campaign Brief
Objective and Theory of Change
Power and Stakeholder Map
Campaign Strategy
Tactics and Timeline
Organising Plan
Lobbying Pack
Media Pack
Digital Campaign Pack
8 sources checked & labelled so far — the register grows as the research continues.
Official records
Councils, public bodies, legislation, official minutes and decisions
Homelessness code of guidance for local authorities - Guidance - GOV.UKgov.ukTier A
london.gov.ukTier A
commonslibrary.parliament.ukTier A
committees.parliament.ukTier A
london.gov.ukTier A
My Right to Healthcare - Case study - GOV.UKgov.ukTier A
gov.ukTier A
gov.ukTier A
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