Sponsoring the Housing, Learning and Work Conference was a natural fit for us. Not just because it posed an essential conversation-starter, but because we felt it was going to open doors into a brighter landscape for communities.

That’s why we don’t just build homes, we also invest long-term in bringing communities to life with community centres, cafes, health and wellbeing services and bespoke investment.

Although recent announcements have given us hope for change - the world still feels pretty bleak right now.

Despite the doom and gloom, there are jobs out there and whilst the effects of the pandemic continue to be felt, Clarion Futures will continue to support residents into work and transform lives and communities, writes Phil Miles.

We’re between two worlds. People need flexibility and a personal approach more now than ever.

A third of Britons want to switch careers, but many have no idea where to start, says the City & Guilds.