Mike Kiely
Chair of the Board, Planning Officer's Society
Join your industry peers in-person and discover how to navigate the major changes coming to the sector, and further understand how government changes will impact the existing housing landscape and the industry as a whole.
CONTENT HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE
Process and legislation | Housing & Sustainability | Future Proofing Housing | Housing Initiatives
Planning
17th November | LondonPlanning
Planning
For Housing
Throughout 2022, the theme of change has rumbled on, yet the housing sector remains in crisis with not enough suitable homes for the current population. After a period of turmoil and upheaval, where does this leave the housing sector and how can we get more homes delivered in a time when budgets are being squeezed, and the UK faces critical supply shortages? How do we create new homes that work for the community but are also cost-effective and environmentally friendly? How will the government’s Levelling Up initiative address historic housing inequalities across the country? Is this sufficient?
Planning For Housing 2022 will address all of this and more as the purpose designed function to help you navigate and understand the major changes to the sector through lesson sharing case studies, insight presentations and expert-led panel discussions.
Why attend?
KEY FEATURES INCLUDE
Business critical insights
The event content, accredited by the CPD, allows attendees to hear the latest industry developments, gain insight and develop strategies.
LIVE Event
Planning for Housing will be held in London this year! Network & collaborate with your industry peers in-person.
Expert speakers
Industry leading speakers will provide you with key insights you can't find anywhere else through keynote presentations, case study sessions & more.
WHAT TOPICS WILL BE COVERED?
content highlights
Process and legislation
Changes to the NPPF, S106, the Infrastructure Levy and digitalisation of the planning process. Have things changed for the better?
Housing & Sustainability
Avoiding appeals, housing delivery tests and a review of the Greenbelt. What role does planning have in delivering the climate change agenda? What impacts will increasingly stringent environmental policies have?
Future Proofing Housing
How is housing changing to match the requirements of today? How can planning help influence more sustainable, affordable and accessible housing opportunities? What is there still to be done?
Housing Initiatives
First Homes, Housing for All - where are we with them? What’s being done to address them?
Hear from:
Take a look at just a few of the expert speakers joining us in London this year…
John Wacher
Strategic Planning Manager, Greater London Authority
Cllr. Prof. Samer Bagaeen
Councilor, Brighton and Hove City Council
Pooja Agrawal
Chief Executive Officer, Public Practice
Kathryn Jump
Joint Head of Planning, Shoosmiths
John Walker
Executive Director, C|T Group
Richard Wakeford
Principal, Rural Strategy
David Morris
Planning and Operations Director, Catesby Estates plc
Grant Butterworth
Head of Planning, Leicester City Council
Paul Brocklehurst
Chairman, Land Promoters & Developers Federation
Philip Barnes
Group Land and Planning Director, Barratt Developments PLC
Hear it from the experts
Why people attended?
"This conference is a great opportunity to catch up with colleagues from different sectors, to understand what are the key opportunities and challenges that are facing the regions, to learn from best practice and new ideas, and hopefully start some conversations that will continue after it finishes."
Mary Parsons
Group Director - Placemaking & Regeneration
Places For People
Places For People