At what cost?

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The book examines the impact of the Conservative government's 1992 reforms on accommodation for Travelling People, highlighting the lack of legislative updates despite a review initiated by the Labour government in 2000. It critiques the financial rationale behind the reforms, questioning the absence of research into the costs associated with inadequate site provision for Gypsies and Travellers. The analysis raises important considerations about policy decisions and their implications for marginalized communities.