Leeds Beckett University - City Campus,
Woodhouse Lane,
LS1 3HE
Dr Quintin Bradley
Senior Lecturer
Dr Quintin Bradley is a Senior Lecturer in Planning and Housing at Leeds Beckett University, and leads research into community engagement in planning with a particular focus on issues of housing supply and housing policy.
Dr Quintin Bradley has a sustained track record of high quality published research dealing with issues of popular contention in planning and housing and the role of social movements in urban policy. His background is in campaigns for housing justice and he works in partnership with voluntary and community planning groups to share knowledge and innovation. He is a Senior Fellow of the HEA and contributes innovative teaching to postgraduate and undergraduate courses in Geography, Housing, and Urban and Rural Planning.
Current Teaching
- BA Human Geography & Planning
- BA Housing Studies
- MPlan (Master of Planning)
- MA Housing Regeneration and Urban Management
- MA Town & Regional Planning
- Chartered Town Planner Degree Apprenticeship
Research Interests
Research by Dr. Quintin Bradley has increased the capacity of neighbourhood and community groups to change statutory planning policy in England. His work brought about a four-fold increase in the percentage of urban neighbourhoods participating in statutory planning policy and changed development decisions, empowering disadvantaged communities to plan and create safer and greener environments and to build a strong sense of place.
Ask Me About
- Housing
Selected Outputs
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Bradley Q (2014) The political boundaries of neighbourhood planning in England. In: ENHR 2014: Beyond Globalisation: Remaking Housing Policy in a Complex World, 1 July 2014 - 4 July 2014, Edinburgh.
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Bradley Q (2019) Public support for Green Belt: common rights in countryside access and recreation. Journal of Environmental Policy and Planning, 21 (6), pp. 692-701.
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Bradley Q (2019) The use of direct democracy to decide housing site allocations in English neighbourhood. Housing Studies, 35 (2), pp. 333-352.
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Bradley Q (2018) Neighbourhood planning and the production of spatial knowledge. Town Planning Review, 89 (1),
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Bradley Q (2017) Neighbourhood planning and the impact of place identity on housing development in England. Planning Theory & Practice, 18 (2), pp. 233-248.
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Bradley Q; Sparling W (2016) The Impact of Neighbourhood Planning and Localism on House-building in England. Housing, Theory and Society, 34 (1), pp. 106-118.
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Bradley Q (2015) The political identities of neighbourhood planning in England. Space and Polity, 19 (2), pp. 97-109.
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Bradley Q (2014) Bringing democracy back home: Community localism and the domestication of political space. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, 32 (4), pp. 642-657.
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Bradley Q (2013) ‘Putting our mark on things’: the identity work of user participation in public services. Critical Social Policy, Online first
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Bradley Q (2012) A 'Performative' Social Movement: The Emergence of Collective Contentions within Collaborative Governance. Space and Polity, 16 (2), pp. 215-232.
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Bradley Q (2012) Proud to be a Tenant: The Construction of Common Cause Among Residents in Social Housing. Housing Studies, 27 (8), pp. 1124-1141.
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Bradley Q (2008) Capturing the Castle: Tenant Governance in Social Housing Companies. Housing Studies, 23 (6), pp. 879-897.
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Bradley Q (2008) Capturing the Castle: tenant givernance in social housing companies. , 23 pp. 879-897.
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Brownill S; Bradley Q (2017) Localism and neighbourhood planning: Power to the people?.
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Bradley Q (2014) The Tenants' Movement: Resident Involvement, Community Action and the Contentious Politics of Housing. Routledge.
