Planning for housing: is it broken? Can we fix it?

4 April 2017 1:30 pm - 7:30 pm

Dentons, One Fleet Place, London, EC4M 7RA, GB

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This will be the third joint event with The National Planning Forum.

Registration is from 1.30pm for a 2.00pm start.  The event will finish by 6.pm and be followed by a drinks and networking reception

Programme

Welcome: Dentons

  • Keynote: Steve Quartermain, Government Chief Planner
  • Planning for Growth: Perspectives on Local Plans: Sarah Richard, CEO the Planning Inspectorate; Jim Fennell, Chief Executive of Nathaniel Lichfield & Partners
  • Form follows function – (re-)imagining the Green Belt – Jonathan Manns, Colliers
  • Developer Contributions – Back to a tariff Future? – Liz Peace, chairman, CIL review, John Walker from the Essex Growth Towns
  • Placemaking & Performance – is there a price for speed? – Standards and speed/Modular solutions/Building for Generation Rent –  Ben Derbyshire RIBA president-elect, Chairman HTA Design
  • Local authority capacities and mechanisms for house building – Dr Janice Morphet, visiting professor, UCL
  • Closing round-up: Roy Pinnock, partner, Dentons

Chairman – APEC Forum of CULS and of NPF, Brian Waters

Moderators: Mike Hayes, Secretary NPF and Janice Morphet, UCL
(programme and speakers subject to change)

 

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