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Ruth Davidson lecture: Building a stronger future for Britain – Full text

Economy, Education, EU and Brexit, Event report/resources, Health, Housing, Immigration, Public lecture, Ruth DavidsonBy adminMay 29, 2018

In this lecture in May 2018, Leader of the Scottish Conservatives Ruth Davidson MSP set out her vision for improving the Scottish economy and addressing challenges such as Brexit and immigration, health funding, education and housing.

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News: £2 million for Children’s Neighbourhoods Scotland

Children's Neighbourhoods Scotland, Educational equity, Housing, Neighbourhoods, News, Professor Chris ChapmanBy adminApril 4, 2018

Announcement that Children’s Neighbourhoods Scotland features strongly in the Scottish Government’s Child Poverty Delivery Plan.

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Housing – New Realpolitik Needs a New Real Economics

Australia, Canada, Housing market, Metropolitan, Professor Duncan Maclennan, Shaping Futures, UK, Urban developmentBy adminMarch 28, 2018

The pressured housing markets of Sydney and Melbourne pose major challenges, from problems for aspiring homebuyers and lower-income populations to lesser-noticed impacts on urban productivity.

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Making Better Economic Cases for Housing Policies

Australia, Canada, homelessness, Housing economics, Housing market, Metropolitan, Professor Duncan Maclennan, Research report, UKBy adminMarch 28, 20181 Comment

A report examining the relationship between pressured housing markets in Sydney and economic growth.

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Reflecting on the Child Poverty Strategy 2014-2017

Child poverty, Devolution, Economy, Evan Williams, Housing economics, Place-based, Poverty and Inequality Commission, Research report, Scotland, Welfare & social securityBy adminFebruary 28, 2018

Evan Williams argues that the success of the Child Poverty (Scotland) Bill will rely on policy initiatives that explicitly target welfare and housing provision.

Housing market policies for Canada: Short term measures and system challenges

Canada, David Graham, Housing economics, Housing market, Professor Duncan Maclennan, Shaping FuturesBy adminOctober 9, 2017

This paper examines recent Canadian policy shifts to cope with, and remove, house price pressures in major metropolitan areas, Vancouver and Toronto.

Expert-led seminar to examine private rented sector

Housing market, Professor Ken Gibb, Seminar, UK Collaborative Centre for Housing EvidenceBy adminApril 26, 2017Leave a comment

Expert-led seminar on the private rented sector.

Scotland’s local elections – what to look out for

attainment, Austerity, City economies, Health, Housing, Inequalities, Local government, Professor Ken GibbBy adminMarch 2, 2017

Professor Kenneth Gibb, Director of Policy Scotland, comments on six key issues voters should be looking out for in the 2017 Scottish local government elections.

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Gimme (a ‘standard’) Shelter

Commentary, Housing, Professor Ken GibbBy adminOctober 20, 2016Leave a comment

Kenn Gibb analyses Shelter’s study describing a model of a living home standard.

Growin public and political interest in urban land reform

Commentary, Dr David Adams, Economy, Housing, land reform, Urban developmentBy adminApril 28, 2016Leave a comment

People are beginning to realise that land reform in Scotland may become just as important in urban areas as rural ones, especially in tackling urban vacancy and dereliction

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