Hannah Fearn is a journalist at the Independent. She covers a diverse range of topics including politics, social affairs, education, and real estate, with a particular focus on the housing market and public policy. Hannah's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The Guardian, The Times, and Yahoo News UK.
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Hannah's coverage demonstrates a strong focus on issues related to personal finance and family dynamics, with an emphasis on the UK. She often incorporates legal policy regulation and cites data in her articles.
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By: Hannah Fearn
Tenant engagement is no longer a ‘nice to have’ under the regulatory regime. But what does good scrutiny of engagement look like? Hannah Fearn reports
By: Hannah Fearn
As the UK government looks to introduce policy to give cohabiting couples the same rights as spouses, unmarried couples share the complex financial implications of living together
By: Eleanor Peake
With the cost of higher education in the UK leaving graduates with five-figure debts, more and more young people are looking at overseas alternatives
By: The Lead, Hannah Fearn
What are the options for removing the power of private money from British politics?
By: Hannah Fearn
While he’s making nice with Donald Trump, the domestic agenda is awaiting on a trip back home as the Labour faithful awaits and tough decisions pile up
By: Hannah Fearn
Hannah Fearn considers what role board members can play as their organisations navigate choppy political waters.
Hannah Fearn 1 October 2026 1 October 2026 — Children with complex needs routinely miss out on music education. Hannah Fearn describes a musician-led, adaptable course designed to pique the interest of every pupil
The aim of building 1.5 million new homes is admirable. But where are the bricks and the concrete going to come from – not to mention the builders?
Manchester shows Housing First can work, but scaling it nationally is another matter.
Women’s lives are dictated by their silent role as the country’s unpaid care force
