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In this panel we explore how land reform can tackle housing, climate, and inequality in urban Scotland with insights from an expert panel.

We are joined by:

Hanna Wheatley
Senior Economist, Future Economy Scotland Hanna is a Senior Economist at Future Economy Scotland. Hanna most recently worked at the Scottish Land Commission where she led work on land markets and managed the Commission’s programme of research to support evidence-based policy recommendations on land reform. Prior to that Hanna was a Senior Researcher at the New Economics Foundation specialising in quantitative research, and the coordinator of the Barry Amiel and Norman Melburn Trust. Hanna has an MA in International Political Economy from King’s College London.

Dr Carey Doyle
Carey Doyle is a chartered town planner and social scientist with 20 years’ experience across academia, private practice and the third sector. Her work focuses on land governance, community landownership and land reform, with a strong interest in inequality, empowerment and policy. She joined SRUC in 2024 following work on the Community Ownership Hub in Glasgow and Clyde Valley and specialises in applied research using both quantitative and qualitative methods.

Euan Leitch
Chief Executive, SURF Euan Leitch has been Chief Executive of SURF since May 2021, bringing with him a strong background in policy and regeneration. Prior to this, he spent eight years with the Built Environment Forum Scotland (BEFS), where he led work linking the built environment with community regeneration, diversity, and resilience. A long-time supporter of SURF’s cross-sector approach to tackling inequality, Euan is particularly committed to ensuring that communities most affected by deprivation are meaningfully involved in shaping responses to the climate emergency.