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  • A process evaluation of the setup and initial operation of Capital Letters, a non-profit distributing company established in response to housing pressures in London.

  • ​BOLD data linking report summarising findings from analysis of the associations between homelessness and rough sleeping in a local authority.

  • ​​Statistical analysis of BOLD data linking on individuals substance misuse treatment outcomes and history of homelessness and rough sleeping​.

  • ​​Statistical analysis of how BOLD data linking provides further understanding of associations between housing support and offending journeys​.

  • A rapid evidence assessment of what works to support tenancy sustainment among those with complex needs.

  • A report on outcomes for who had been sleeping rough and were supported through the Next Steps Accommodation Programme.

  • A report exploring access and use of support services by people sleeping rough including what is working well and what can be improved.

  • Research on the challenges and opportunities facing the homelessness and rough sleeping workforce including recruitment and training.

  • A process evaluation of the Rough Sleeping Initiative, examples of good practice and areas for improvement.

  • Four reports on interventions funded by the Rough Sleeping Grant & Rough Sleeping Social Impact Bond for people with multiple complex needs.

  • Data and commentary on demand for occupations in the UK labour market.

  • Estimates of the number and rates of people using opiates and/or crack cocaine in England between April 2022 and March 2023.

  • Quarterly reports on acquired carbapenemase-producing Gram-negative organisms (CPOs) identified in human samples in England.

  • Opportunities and risks in the eyes of students and parents.

  • What Ofsted and the CQC found about how partners in local areas support children with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) who are not in school.

  • A summary of 4 research studies informing Ofqual’s proposed approach to regulating on-screen assessment in high-stakes qualifications.

  • A framework for anticipating performance differences in equivalent paper-based and digital test items.

  • A review of the effects of on-screen assessment on levels of engagement, cognitive demands and performance.

  • This evaluation aims to improve understanding of the complex, cross-sector drivers of homelessness and identify where interventions can have the greatest impact.​

  • Opportunities, benefits, risks and challenges of on-screen assessments in England.