Corporate
£200/per year
Payable by card, cheque, or BACS transfer
Membership runs for 365 days
Up to 11 individuals from your organisation
Unlimited attendees to SHLA meetings
About SHLA
Welcome!
The Social Housing Lawyers Association (SHLA) aims to further the interests of social landlords. The association promotes and develops better solutions to the legal problems faced by social landlords.
SHLA is an exclusive forum where its members can exchange and discuss ideas and information.
By joining, members get assistance in their professional development combined with extensive training. SHLA also provides informative seminars and training events.
Sarah Salmon
Chair of the Social Housing Law Association
Barrister specialising in housing, property and local government
The Social Housing Lawyers Association (SHLA) aims to further the interests of social landlords. The association promotes and develops better solutions to the legal problems faced by social landlords.
SHLA is an exclusive forum where its members can exchange and discuss ideas and information.
By joining, members get assistance in their professional development combined with extensive training. SHLA also provides informative seminars and training events.
Sarah Salmon
Chair of the Social Housing Law Association
Barrister specialising in housing, property and local government
Founded in 2005, the Social Housing Law Association (SHLA) is an organisation of and for professionals in the social housing sector. It is a forum where ideas and information can be exchanged and discussed.
Membership is open to all social housing professionals who work for social landlords. Based in London with regional groups in the Midlands and the North, currently we have members from local authorities, housing associations, housing and policy professionals, solicitors and barristers.
Membership is open to all social housing professionals who work for social landlords. Based in London with regional groups in the Midlands and the North, currently we have members from local authorities, housing associations, housing and policy professionals, solicitors and barristers.
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⇲ DEADLINE EXTENDED | MEMBERS ONLY: SHLA appreciates your feedback on our 2021 conference. Would you prefer digital or in-person? Log in to choose your favourite format by 11 May 2021 (EOB).
⇲ Discover the SHLA Newsletter March 2021 issue.
⇲ DEADLINE EXTENDED | MEMBERS ONLY: SHLA appreciates your feedback on our 2021 conference. Would you prefer digital or in-person? Log in to choose your favourite format by 11 May 2021 (EOB).
⇲ Discover the SHLA Newsletter March 2021 issue.
Each year we organise events on legal and practical issues affecting social housing landlords both in London and in the regions.
Our annual conference in November is a chance for social housing professionals to come together to learn about and discuss key issues impacting on the sector.
All our events are open to members and non-members. We also respond to relevant government consultations on behalf of our members.
Our annual conference in November is a chance for social housing professionals to come together to learn about and discuss key issues impacting on the sector.
All our events are open to members and non-members. We also respond to relevant government consultations on behalf of our members.
SHLA is an organisation of and for social housing professionals.
Our members include local authorities, housing associations, housing and policy professionals, solicitors and barristers who regularly represent social landlords.
Our members include local authorities, housing associations, housing and policy professionals, solicitors and barristers who regularly represent social landlords.
Membership Packages
Up to 11 individuals from your organisation
Unlimited attendees to SHLA meetings
Self-Employed
£125/per year
Payable by card, cheque, or BACS transfer
Membership runs for 365 days
£95/per year
By standing order
Under Barrister & self employed
Student
£FREE
Membership runs for 365 days
Proof of current status must be provided
Full-time student & pupil barrister
Upcoming Events
Proportionality and PSED - a distinction without a difference?
Date: 27th May 2021, 4:30pm
Venue: Online
Webinars
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