📆 One week to go! Sign up now to join us online next Thursday (19 Feb) 10-11am GMT for this session introducing the Non-Decent Index (NDI)! www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/rolling-ou...

📑 This new paper from @housingopinion.bsky.social aims to understand how private landlords approach asset allocation in the Scottish private rented sector (PRS). Read: housingevidence.ac.uk/project/all-...

📝 Have your say! The project team are keen to gather feedback on the Non-Decent Index both during and after the online session on Thursday 19 February. 🚨Please sign up for the session if you'd like to participate + instructions on how to access the beta data: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/rolling-ou...

You can now listen to the newest episode of Equality in Housing - Housing for Complex Needs with Dr Sacha Hasan (@heriotwattuni.bsky.social) - on YouTube: youtu.be/m6GRQmkUyPY [1/3]

📢 Have you registered yet? Sign up here for our online event on Thurs 19 Feb 10-11am GMT as we introduce the Non-Decent Index (NDI), a free tool that identifies hotspots of Decent Homes failure in England: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/rolling-ou... This is an online event supported by CaCHE. [1/3]

💡 The Equality in Housing podcast is back for 2026! In this new episode, hosts Dr @garethjyoung.bsky.social (CaCHE) and Pedro Cameron (@tisscotland.bsky.social) are in conversation with Dr Sacha Hasan (Assistant Professor of Human Geography, @heriotwattuni.bsky.social). [1/4]

CaCHE Director Prof @kengibb.bsky.social recently featured in the new @sgsss.bsky.social podcast 'When Disciplines Meet', hosted by Laura Anderson. Listen here: housingevidence.ac.uk/prof-ken-gib...

Last week the Scottish Government announced More Homes Scotland, a new national agency for land and housing delivery. Prof Ken Gibb discusses this and what it could mean in a new blog post, which you can read here: housingevidence.ac.uk/announcing-t...

📅 Join us online on Thursday 19 February 10-11am GMT as we introduce the Non-Decent Index (NDI), a free tool that identifies hotspots of Decent Homes failure in England. 📝 Sign up here: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/rolling-ou...

💡This new report from @uofghehta.bsky.social and CaCHE for Scottish Futures Trust and @publichealthscot.bsky.social highlights the scale of the health and financial implications of poor-quality housing in Scotland. Read the report here: housingevidence.ac.uk/project/hous...

To sum up 2025 from CaCHE, Centre Director Prof Ken Gibb has reflected back on the previous year and looks forward to 2026 in a new blog post published on our website. You can read the blog here: housingevidence.ac.uk/caches-2025-...

Last week saw the Scottish Law Commission announce plans to introduce mandatory owners' associations for Scotland's older tenements. You can read more about this in Prof Ken Gibb's latest blog: housingevidence.ac.uk/unlocking-th...

Now included in www.thinkhouse.org.uk :: @housingevidence.bsky.social REPORT :: The 2026 Scottish Election: Housing Evidence Priorities for a New Government :: Awaiting Editorial Panel assessment. #ukhousing #housingresearch #housingpolicy

Last week we launched our new report - The Scottish Election 2026: Housing Evidence Priorities for a New Government - in a fantastic online event featuring our brilliant panel of speakers. You can find a recording of the event on the CaCHE YouTube channel: youtu.be/6jeG70FUHBY

New report from Crisis, @heriotwattuni.bsky.social and CaCHE finds that affordability issues in England are preventing access to social-housing for low income groups. Read the report here: housingevidence.ac.uk/project/movi...

New report from Prof @kengibb.bsky.social and Dr Gareth James identifies the 4 evidence-led priorities for the next Scottish Government elected in 2026 amid formally declared housing emergency. Read here: housingevidence.ac.uk/project/the-...

1 day to go! There is still time to sign up if you'd like to attend our online session at 1pm GMT tomorrow (10 December) to launch the report: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/2026-scott...

Less than one week to go! Sign up now: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/2026-scott...

💡What about housing? In this blog, CaCHE Centre Director Prof @kengibb.bsky.social discusses the two housing tax announcements included in last week's Autumn Budget from Rachel Reeves. Both are important, but for different reasons. 📖 Read more: housingevidence.ac.uk/housing-taxe...

💡Building on research published in April, Dr Andrew Robert Watson looks at the likely trajectory of Scotland's private rented sector over the next 30 years. Read here: housingevidence.ac.uk/scotlands-pr...

📢 Further speakers announced! Register now: lnkd.in/eQ3cUPfh Join us for the launch of The 2026 Scottish Election: Housing Evidence Priorities for a New Government, a new report by Prof @kengibb.bsky.social and Dr Gareth James from CaCHE and the University of Glasgow.

New research released by the University of Lancashire shows a special scheme to provide domestic abuse survivors with safe housing options prevents their homelessness, supports their safety and can save councils money: www.standingtogether.org.uk/news/breakth...

In this blog, Isra Sulevani shares her experience of working with academia and policy to shape ongoing research. Read here on our website: housingevidence.ac.uk/working-in-c...

Join us for the launch of The 2026 Scottish Election: Housing Evidence Priorities for a New Government, a new report by Prof @kengibb.bsky.social and Dr Gareth James from CaCHE and the @uofglasgow.bsky.social Sign up here: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/2026-scott...

📍There is still time to register to join us online this Thursday (13 Nov) 3pm - 4pm GMT for 'More than Bricks: the benefits of social homes'. Sign up up here: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/more-than-...

💡 📝 Samuel Moore (recent graduate from Durham University) draws on his recent research into the student housing crisis in the city in this new blog on our website: housingevidence.ac.uk/rising-rent-...

📝 In this blog, Hannah Rich (Shelter) discusses the transformative benefits of social homes through findings shared in Shelter's new ground-breaking longitudinal research project looking at the impact of moving into a new social home: housingevidence.ac.uk/more-than-br...

CaCHE Centre Director Prof Ken Gibb's latest blog which dives deeper into the recently published report outlining 9 recommendations to help Scotland achieve a shared understanding of housing affordability has been published in Scottish Housing News. Read below ⬇️

CaCHE Director Prof @kengibb.bsky.social spoke with the BBC last night about the newly published report based on findings from the Short Life Working Group 2022-24 (chaired by Prof Gibb) about a shared understanding of housing affordability in Scotland. Watch here: www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/epis...

Join us online for 'More than Bricks: the benefits of social homes' on Thursday 13 Nov 3pm-4pm GMT to hear from the panel about Shelter's (in collaboration with HACT) ground-breaking longitudinal research project looking at the impact of moving into a social rent home.

Nine recommendations to help Scotland achieve a shared understanding of housing affordability are proposed in a new report, based on findings from @scotgov Short Life Working Group 2022-2024 - chaired by @kengibb.bsky.social of @housingevidence.bsky.social More: gla.ac/49sSuYM

9 recommendations proposed in this new report to help Scotland achieve a shared understanding of housing affordability, based on findings from the Short Life Working Group (SLWG) 2022-2024 and chaired by CaCHE Director Prof @kengibb.bsky.social. Read here:

🚨Our online session for our recent report launch about housing support in Scotland is now live on YouTube. Catch up now > www.youtube.com/watch?v=3jKs...

A report from Urban Retrofit – funded by the Economic and Social Research Council and led by James White @housingevidence.bsky.social - warns that UK cities remain unprepared for the climate emergency, with a stark gap between political ambition and real change on the ground.   More: gla.ac/433z6xv

Research led by Prof James White @housingevidence.bsky.social warns UK cities remain unprepared for the climate emergency, with a stark gap between political ambition and real change on the ground. The Urban Retrofit project is funded by the Economic and Social Research Council. bit.ly/48ktp1U

🚨 New report launch Dr Theo Born (University of Sheffield) analyses housing and home on the eroding Holderness coastline in the northeast of England. Read in full: housingevidence.ac.uk/project/coas...

Check it out the blog below, written by our Centre Director, to learn how Housing Support can return at least £4.85 of benefits for every £1 spent. housingevidence.ac.uk/housing-supp... #housingsupport #housingevidence

🚨 New Report Launch 🚨 Our latest research, Delivery and Funding of Housing Support in Scotland, shows that housing support delivers huge social and economic value – at least £4.85 return for every £1 invested. 📖 Read the report here: housingevidence.ac.uk/project/deli...

Join us at 10am on the 1st of October as we launch our latest report 'Far More than Bricks and Mortar: The Costs and Benefits of Housing Support'. You can register here: events.teams.microsoft.com/event/afe390...

A report produced by CaCHE on 'Affordable Housing Need in Scotland Post-2026' has been published. The report examines the number of social and affordable homes required in Scotland from 2026-2031. You can read the report here: scotland.shelter.org.uk/professional...

Another interesting piece of work by our team, which officially launched yesterday

Check out our latest online event with the UK-Australia Housing Network. This event examined Critical Junctures in Housing Policy. youtu.be/0OjJ7x2CX80

Equalities in Housing is back! In this episode we explore the underrepresentation of ethnic minority tenants in formal engagement structures within the UK social housing sector. open.spotify.com/episode/0XPg...

The Executive Summary of CaCHE research into affordable housing need in Scotland is now available on the CIH Scotland website. The research found that 15,693 affordable homes are required annually to meet need. Full report due on 23 September. www.cih.org/publications...

You can read more coverage of the research on the BBC website: ▶️ www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Our new paper uses regulatory theory and systems thinking to explore fresh, practical interventions that could transform the culture of compliance and improve tenants’ housing experiences in the English Private Rented Sector. 📄 Read it here: housingevidence.ac.uk/publications...

Below is a full transcript of episode 73 of the Scottish Housing News Podcast titled ‘‘What’s Next For Adaptations?’ with Professor Vikki McCall and Susie Fitton’. Listen to the episode here.

We are pleased to share details of the below research symposium hosted by The University of Stirling on 'Women, Housing & Place' on campus, on Friday 12th September (10-430pm)

📖 Read about the models, lessons, and inspiration shaping the future of student housing co-ops. housingevidence.ac.uk?p=5809&previ...