Andrea Pavoni (Instituto Universitário de Lisboa) on Phil Hubbard’s Listening to Landscape: Hauntology and the Echoes of Albion Read Review

Unite Group cuts rents at some universities and raises cash by selling London site to joint venture for £186m

Estimates suggest more than a million homes in England are currently unoccupied.

Join us for Tanya Zack’s book launch, exploring the cross-continental trade flows that have shaped central Johannesburg’s Ethiopian Quarter.

From climate change to geopolitics, the knowledge, skills and insights of geographers have never been more relevant, say five professors

Students' union claims rents have almost doubled in six years and student loans have not kept pace.

Professors from UCL and Plymouth Marjon University receive damehoods, while four vice-chancellors commended

Students blame reliance on phones plus pressure of accommodation costs for lack of social life

Urban densification is mooted as a solution to the housing crisis. But are smaller homes part of the problem?

The number of rental properties without a lounge is surging, and people are having to eat and socialise in kitchens, bedrooms and stairwells. How can you relax and build community without a communal a...

A 'large number of staff' across several schools could be impacted

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Developers fear ‘glory days’ of non-stop building over as some areas face over-supply problems while city centre overcrowding intensifies

Geographers have recently progressed the debate on NIMBYism by demonstrating that opposition to new development is frequently motivated by white residents’ desire to exclude non-white groups. In this...

Contemporary electronic and experimental musicians are using sound to summon landscapes, memories, and ghosts of a disappearing England.

We’ve been living in a great experiment: can finance provide basic human rights such as housing? The answer is increasingly no, says researcher and writer Tim White

Watch BBC footage of French police destroying a boat in the English Channel, a move the UK describes as

Once a symbol of Kentish pride and prosperity, oysters are now at the heart of a heated debate along the North Kent coast - igniting cultural, environmental and political tensions.

Anton Muscatelli, Maria Delgado and Miles Padgett consider the latest REF guidance, and warn of possible unintended consequences in how removing restrictions on output numbers will play out Anton Musc...

What's on at the University of Plymouth: Annual University of Plymouth Criminology Conference. Ghosts of futures, pasts and presents: The hauntology of...

The site is a place for the sharing of scholarship in the field of critical legal geography. Through a directory of scholars and information about publications, events and research networks, the site ...

Martin Shipton Cardiff University’s embattled Vice Chancellor Wendy Larner has told a Senedd committee that most of the stress endured by the university’s academic staff since the announcement of a ma...

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The British Medical Association (BMA) has condemned the Supreme Court's recent trans ruling as “scientifically illiterate”.

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Students have seen lectures cancelled as university staff strike this week over the threat of future redundancies.

The 14-mile (22.5km) road will link the A2 and M2 in Kent with the A13 and M25 in Essex.

UCU members are opposed to academic departments across the university having to make at least a 50% operating surplus