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Jon Hyslop

@JonGlue.mstdn.social.ap.brid.gy

Community worker & activist. No longer 'on a mission to...', or 'passionate about...' but still inching forward in grim determination. "We may seem distant most […] [bridged from mstdn.social/@JonGlue on the fediverse by fed.brid.gy ]

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Jon Hyslop @jonglue.mstdn.social.ap.brid.gy · 27/11/2025

Here's one of the modules with a weekly breakdown (folders include teaching plan, slide deck as well as papers cited).

Screenshot of one of the modules listed in the previous screenshot, showing weekly breakdown of content

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Jon Hyslop @jonglue.mstdn.social.ap.brid.gy · 30/06/2024

At the other end of the wealth spectrum, poverty is growing. This Health Foundation chart shows that three times as many people from people from Black, Black British, Caribbean or African backgrounds experience housing poverty compared to White people, again a […] [Original post on mstdn.social]

The chart shows that 22% of people from Black, Black British, Caribbean or African backgrounds experience housing affordability problems that people from White backgrounds

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Jon Hyslop @jonglue.mstdn.social.ap.brid.gy · 30/06/2024

Most importantly, it shows how INTERGENERATIONAL inequality is growing. The chart below from the shows the proportion of people needing help from their parents to buy, which rose to more than 50% in 2013-14. So the people paying 1/4 as much for their housing […] [Original post on mstdn.social]

Proportion of FTBs with parental help (giving money / loan): London and the rest of England (%). The chart shows the proportion growing from 20% in 1993/94 to 60% in 2013-14. Source: Social Mobility Commission: The impacts of family support on access to home ownership for young people in the UK

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Jon Hyslop @jonglue.mstdn.social.ap.brid.gy · 30/06/2024

🧵 This Resolution Foundation graph comparing housing costs for renters and owner-occupiers again shows growing inequality under the ConDem and Conservative governments of the last 15 years. TBF it was widening under New Labour before that, too. This is important for many reasons 1/3 #UKPolicyCharts

The graph shows a steady widening of average housing costs per square metre between private renters and mortgagors. Respectively the gap grew from approx. £8 to £4 in 2010-11 to approx. £12 to £3 in 2021-22.

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Jon Hyslop @jonglue.mstdn.social.ap.brid.gy · 26/06/2024

This latest in my #UKPolicyCharts series comes from The Health Foundation in 2022, and shows health inequality against neighbourhood deprivation 🧵 […] [Original post on mstdn.social]

Good health deteriorates faster for people living in the most deprived areas. the age at which less than half the population reports poor health is 55-59 in more deprived areas and 80-84 in least deprived areas.

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Jon Hyslop @jonglue.mstdn.social.ap.brid.gy · 19/06/2024

🧵 There have been some interesting #UKPolicyCharts in the run-up to the General Election here on 4th July. This one published in @FT is particularly telling. Source: www.ft.com/content/bc19bbf4-2939-48… (paywall)

Graph showing fluctuating increase in poverty rate for couples with one adult in work from 26% in 1997 to 42% now. Peaks at 34% (2009) and 27% (2015). Troughs at 29% (2012) and 33% (2017).

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