Last week we held our first full Editorial Team meeting for Housing & Society. We're really excited about working with our new Associate Editors to push forwards our engagement with the housing research community.
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#housing #planning
Here, Olivier Sykes discusses his new work on comparative analysis of relationships between national planning systems and local planning outcomes for the @RTPIPlanners.
#planning
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In this vid @ThomasBFischer1 explains a retrospective analysis of Health Impact Assessments, looking at the long term outcomes from a couple of distinctive developments.
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#planning #impactassessment #HIA
We've got a great new series of short vids showcasing recent research from @livuniplanning
First up is Dr Madeddu discussing permitted development in Italy and England: youtube.com/watch?v=Aj_NcrRK…
#planning #permitteddevelopment #housing
We've got a great opportunity to join us as an Associate Editor at Housing & Society - deadline 1st October - details here: linkedin.com/posts/richardjd…
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Dr James Lea, @LivUni: "We need to make sure we get the next generation of arctic researchers coming through."
Our new article about how the 20-min city interacts with an ageing population. It was an absolute privelege to work with @DrAlexNurse @alel_domi @Lesmian @aeneas_nas but for all the anti-20-min city people, send me the hate mail not them.
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#Hiring
Our planning team are seeking an Urban Design Officer to conserve the city’s heritage whilst enabling development, sustainability and growth.
Read more about our planning vacancies here - lpoolcouncil.info/PlanningOp…
#Design #Planning #Heritage
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Forget the conspiracy theories, 15 minute neighbourhoods are popular in Britain.
Here's what amenities do Britons want within a 15 min walk from their home
Bus stop: 90%
Post box: 87%
Pharmacy: 85%
GP surgery: 83%
Park: 81%
More in chart 👇
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City Debates 2023 is coming soon!
Mark your calendars
🗓️March 15, 16 & 17
#CD2023 will explore the possibilities for advocates of just and green cities to introduce, develop, and adapt Land Value Capture (LVC) tools in ways that render cities more viable, just, and inclusive.
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Untangling the web of the 15-minute city and its conspiracies on the @guardianscience podcast with @MadiFinlay and @RichardJDunning 🕸️theguardian.com/science/audi…
Housing economists/data people - I'm looking for housing sold price data going back to 1945 in Conwy, Lancashire and Fife, any ideas where I can get it?
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I’m researching the role social media plays in delivering cycling policy/infrastructure. Are you a local authority officer or councillor with experience in this area? If so, you can take part in my research by clicking this link (full details inside):
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For those interested in the proposed new #InvestmentZones in the #GrowthPlan, here's a list of those LAs/CAs apparently having initial discussions with Gov and their #planning responsibilities. It makes interesting reading in some areas 1/2
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Booking is now open for the HSA Autumn Lecture 2022 #AL202.
The lecture will be on Friday 21st October (2-4pm)
With an international line up and theme of housing activism and social transformation.
For more information and to book your space go to:
housing-studies-association.…
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Cost of living crisis: what are your rights if your landlord wants to increase your rent? theconversation.com/cost-of-… via @ConversationUK @tomjsimcock
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Presenting our Ageing Population Classification (AiPC) at ERSA Annual Congress 2022 @NuffieldFound, @geodatascience, @LivUni
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Following last years event, we are holding a mass community protest ride. We need urgent change in Liverpool.






















