Housing and Social Mobility APPG
First Registered: 20/05/2020 • Last updated on: 06/10/2021
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To champion social housing providers that support communities to secure sustainable livelihoods. To examine evidence led insights into the role that government, housing providers and stakeholders can play to best support social housing tenants and communities to access long-term, rewarding employment.
1. Monitoring social mobility 2013 to 2020
10/06/2020 - Social Mobility Commission
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Found: Corporate report
Monitoring social mobility 2013 to 2020
Report highlighting the
2. Social Mobility Commission unveils Annual Review 2020
03/02/2021 - Social Mobility Commission
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Found:
Social Mobility Commission unveils Annual Review 2020
The Social Mobility Commission
3. Social mobility barometer poll results 2019
21/01/2020 - Social Mobility Commission
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Found: Social Mobility Barometer
Public attitudes to social mobility in the
UK, 2019
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20
January 2020
Social
4. Social Mobility Commission strategy 2019
02/10/2019 - Social Mobility Commission
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Found: fellow Commissioners and I come from the worlds of social
action, youth
-work,
education and business
5. State of the nation 2021: Social mobility and the pandemic
20/07/2021 - Social Mobility Commission
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Found: State of the nation 2021: Social mobility and the pandemic
Social Mobility Commissioners build on
1. Inequality and Social Mobility
12/06/2019 - Commons Chamber
1: that following the resignation of the entire Social Mobility Commission in November 2017 in protest against - Speech Link
2: that following the resignation of the entire Social Mobility Commission in November 2017 in protest against - Speech Link
3: that“key elements of the post-war ‘Beveridge social contract’ are being overturned”and highlighted - Speech Link
2. Covid-19: Social Mobility
21/07/2020 - Lords Chamber
1: research by the Social Mobility Commission and others pointed out the barriers to social mobility in Britain - Speech Link
2: to know the full impact of the pandemic on social mobility in this country. However, since 2010, the attainment - Speech Link
3: year-olds are educated in that sector. The Social Mobility Commission commended the discretionary bursary - Speech Link
3. Social Mobility
12/02/2020 - Westminster Hall
1: move,That this House has considered social mobility.It is a pleasure to serve under your - Speech Link
2: intervention. I, too, am a product of social mobility: education and social mobility have characterised my life - Speech Link
4. Equality of Opportunity for Young People
16/05/2019 - Lords Chamber
1: is increasingly under threat. In the economy, housing, health and education, the millennials are not - Speech Link
2: not happen, around people’s ability to have social mobility and to move on? Is it the equality we associate - Speech Link
3: to 4.1 billion today. This means that with the social, economic and democratic progress also comes a - Speech Link
5. Social Mobility
29/01/2020 - Lords Chamber
1: the ten steps to improve social mobility contained in the Sutton Trust’s Mobility Manifesto, published in - Speech Link
2: Lords, I am delighted to open this debate on social mobility and by the level of interest it has generated - Speech Link
asked by: Andrew Griffith
04/12/2020
... what steps he is taking to promote social and economic mobility throughout the UK. 2. Social Mobility
asked by: Lord Watson of Invergowrie
28/01/2021
... published in November 2020; and what plans they have to address the Commission's finding that one in five people move into a lower occupational group than their parents. 3. Social Mobility
asked by: Afzal Khan
30/07/2020
... how her Department measures social mobility. 4. Social Mobility
asked by: Stuart Anderson
18/10/2021
... what recent discussions she has had with Ministerial colleagues on improving social mobility in the most deprived parts of the country. 5. Social Mobility
asked by: Lord Bassam of Brighton
13/02/2020
... to discuss the issues raised in that report.
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Contact Details
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Peter Aldous MP, House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA. Tel: 020 7219 7182.
Email: peter.aldous.mp@parliament.uk
Public Enquiry Point:
Lynsey Sweeney, Communities that Work. Tel: 07791 489 710
Email: lynsey.sweeney@communitiesthatwork.co.uk
Secretariat:
Communities that Work acts as the group's secretariat. http://communitiesthatwork.co.uk/
Group's Website:
Benefits in Kind
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Communities that Work
Secretariat From : 25/02/2021 To : 24/02/2022
£3,001
25 Feb 2020
Communities that Work
Secretariat From : 25/02/2020 To : 24/02/2021
£3,001
No direct financial benefits are on record for the Housing and Social Mobility APPG