Bridget Rosewell
Senior Adviser, Volterra Partners
Giving you the insight to get more homes allocated, permitted and delivered
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About the event
In the last 6 months the planning sector in England has seen dramatic change. Incidents such as the global pandemic and release of the ‘Planning for Future’ white paper have further exacerbated the housing crisis. With more requirements than ever, housing now not only needs to be affordable, but environmentally sound, beautifully designed and cater to the needs of the community.
In order to navigate these changes and the continued crisis, the Planning For Housing conference delivered lesson sharing case studies, insightful presentations and expert-led panel discussions. Taking place digitally, this event allowed attendees to develop strategies in order to have more homes allocated, permitted, and delivered.
What did you miss?
Lesson Sharing Case studies
Insightful Presentations
Expert-led Panel Discussions
A digital event
Online Platform
Reflective of the ‘new normal’, Planning For Housing is held digitally using a platform that delivers all of the live event elements including: high level and strategic content, q&a interaction with speakers during sessions and opportunities to network with industry leaders in the audience and speaking.
Content is recorded and available on demand for 3 months, however for attendees to receive CPD accreditation points you will need to be logged on to watch the sessions live.
Meet our 2020 speakers
2020 event speakers
If you are interested in speaking at the next event please contact:
Alex Bell
Portfolio Manager
Charles Goode
ESRC Doctoral Researcher in Urban and Regional Planning, University of Birmingham
Cllr. Lewis Herbert
Leader of Cambridge City Council
Cllr. Prof. Samer Bagaeen
Councillor, Brighton and Hove City Council
David Bainbridge
Director, Savills
David Dewar
Technical Writer, Planning Magazine
David Morris
Planning and Operations Director, Catesby Estates
Euan Mills
Digital Transformation Manager, Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
Finn Williams
Co-Founder & Chief Executive, Public Practice
Agenda Detials
Day 1
11th November 2020
Welcome Remarks & Explanation of Features of Digital Platform
Opening Keynote: Update from the Housing Minister
Rt. Hon. Minister Christopher Pincher
Minister for Housing, Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government
- What is the government’s plan of action for long term recovery?
- Quality homes vs economic recovery: What will the government prioritise? What role do you see planning playing in the long term recovery?
- What has been the response to the ‘Planning For the Future’ Consultation?
- How is the white paper consultation influencing policy development?
- How will the NPPF be revised to take forward the government's planning agenda?
Data Download Presentation: Housing Market Update in Facts and Stats
Matthew Good
Director, Pegasus Group
- What capacity is expected to be added in the next 12 months?
- Where is there growth and decline in the UK housing market?
- How long will the recovery be following the COVID-19 slump?
Panel Discussion: Revolution or Evolution? Process, 'Planning for the Future' and Technology in the New Normal
Mark Skilbeck
UK Planning Director, Land and Planning, Taylor Wimpey
Gilian Macinnes
Planning & Placemaking Advisor, Gilian Macinnes Associates & Interim Head of Planning and Development, Ashford Borough Council
Holly Jones
Director of Planning and Infrastructure, Wychavon & Malvern Hills District Council
- A look back at the technology used to keep the sector going during the height of the Covid-19 crisis. What were the success and challenges that we can learn from
- Continuing to use technology for further community engagement. What is best practice and can you solely use technology? What about the elderly and engaging with them?
- What are the expectations for the new NPPF?
- Is it realistic to have local plans completed in 30 months? What level of resourcing is needed to make it realistic?
- How can you introduce new technology with the current technology contracts being so bolted?
Pause For Remembrance & Screen Break
Presentation: Digitalising the Planning Process Confirmed speaker:
Euan Mills
Digital Transformation Manager, Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
Case Study Presentation: Engaging Earlier With the Community To Deliver Homes For The Communities’ Needs
John Wacher
Strategic Planning Manager - Viability, Greater London Authority
- What are effective consultations at the plan making stage?
- How have community needs changed since Covid-19?
- Public health and planning: is it possible to provide affordable housing in a low density environment?
- What impact will the Hackett Review have on communities scrutiny of developments?
Ask the Experts: What are the Challenges and Opportunities Presented by Replacing 106 with a National Infrastructure Levy?
Phillip Barnes
Group Land & Planning Director, Barratt Developments
Speakers to be confirmed
- What will be the impact on viability assessments with the National Infrastructure Strategy?
- How can you understand the deliverability of your infrastructure to write your local plan?
- How will the change to the funding process change plan making?
Lunch & Screen Break
Presentation: The Green Belt: A Review of What Has Constituted ‘Exceptional Circumstances’
Charles Goode
ESRC Doctoral Researcher in Urban and Regional Planning, University of Birmingham
- Examples of which authorities have released land from the green belt and the reasons given
- An analysis of the success and failures of the joint strategic planning in Greater Manchester, Greater London and other areas
- What is next?: A look at the planning white paper and its implications for the green belt
2 x 10 Minute Presentations Followed By Panel Discussion: Zonal Planning: Weighing Up the Challenges and Opportunities for Housing with Zonal Planning
David Morris
Planning and Operations Director, Catesby Estates
Grant Butterworth
Head of Planning, Leicester City Council
- How much zonal planning will be introduced to the planning system with the Planning for the Future policy?
- What resources are needed to help support the introduction of zonal planning?
Presentation: Changes to the Classes Order: Will there be a Surge of Repurposed Buildings for Residential Purposes?
Helen Fadipe
Planning Consultant, Buckinghamshire Council
- How can local authorities work with developers to ensure buildings repurposed under the new use class order still provide quality homes?
- How can you work within the new class order to expand your retail offering and prevent the ‘death of the high street’?
Panel Discussion: Design Codes: What you need to know from creation to working within them
Speakers to be confirmed
- How can local authorities develop design codes that have the desired impact?
- What are the resources that are needed to deliver these to a high enough standard?
- What is best practice for developers to work within the design codes to ensure viable development?
- How might pattern books be used with permitted development rights to enable development that meets local authority requirements?
Data Download: What are Local Authorities Putting into Their Local Delivery Plans?
David Dewar
Technical Writer, Planning Magazine
An exclusive presentation from DCS and Planning Resource to give you an insight into what local authorities are writing into their local delivery plans and therefore what you should be considering.
Case Study: How we delivered over 500 council homes between 2018 - 2022 and how we are going to double it in 10 years
Cllr. Lewis Herbert
Leader of Cambridge City Council
Panel Discussion: Housing For The Future - Environmental Assessments, Placemaking & Population Change
David Bainbridge
Director, Savills
- Planning for climate change at a local level: What can you do to mitigate the environmental impact of developments in your authority?
- What will be the long term impact of putting ‘planning at the heart of recovery’?
- How can new developments have a lasting, effective legacy?
- How are local plans changing in response to the workforce changes?
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