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In this 30 for 30 blog Peter Malpass reflects on housing research as recreational scholarship.

White Rose Studentships opportunities at CRESR

The Housing Studies Association has opened submissions for the 2022 conference.

In our latest 30 for 30 blog Prof Aimee Ambrose & Dr Joseph Chambers examine how benign retrofitting really is.

Professor Peter Williams reflects on the importance of housing research over the last three decades and why it is still vital today

Elizabeth O'Hara considers new evidence concerning housing advice and digitisation in the context of the pandemic

Derek Logie reflects on policy developments which have supported community-led housing in the last 20 years, and what more needs to be done.

In our latest 30 for 30 blog post Craig Gurney discusses ontological security.

Whilst the Government support refugee integration in principal, there is little policy and state support to back this up.

In this blog Regina Serpa argues that a right to housing shouldn't be dependent on the outcome of a 2nd Independence Referendum.

Philippa Hughes & Charles Gillott (University of Sheffield) reflect on their experience of hosting an Innovative Housing Solutions Forum.

As part of our 30 for 30 blogs Melanie Rees from the CIH looks at initiatives that are trying to address the stigma of social housing.

Based on personal experience, Leanna’s blog reflects on current homelessness policy in England and highlights that we still have a long way to go.

Paul Smith reflects on his years attending HSA conferences and provides advice for first time practitioner attendees.

Dr Kim McKee reflects on the recent history of the Private Rented Sector (PRS) and the role of housing research and education.

HSA Chair, Professor Phil Brown, launches our '30 for 30' blog series in celebration of the HSA's 30th anniversary.

The HSA is seeking co-optee members for its executive committee

Steve Rolfe and Kim McKee provide an overview of a new research report on what PRS landlords can do to help tenants feel at home