Dan Hancox

In 2012, The Ivy House in south London was sold off to be gutted and turned into flats. Then its regulars found out about the “Asset of Community Value” – a status that could help protect nightclubs too.

It's often repeated that people on low incomes will leave as the capital gets more expensive. That just isn't happening.

Companies have repurposed the idea of communal living, turning it into a high-priced, cutesy rebranding of the long-term rent crisis.

Corporations are trying to take over our civic identity. Don't let them.

When it comes to the London-based offshoot of the genre, unpicking the links between violent music and real world violence is harder than ever.

UKIP voters are the most likely to hate their boss, so why not appeal to that rather than scapegoating immigrants?

On his debut album 'Gang Signs & Prayer,' the MC is reclining comfortably between mainstream success and underground credibility.

We are about to hit a golden age.

We are about to hit a golden age.

"We belong here, we settled here – and why is it that now that the area is finally going to be improved we're not allowed to be part of it?"

In trying to clamp down on "beds in sheds", the UK government just made things harder for the people living in them.

They're trying to turn a former hospital into an affordable housing utopia.