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When Women Plan London – Housing: From Application to Occupation

London's housing crisis is the biggest issue facing the capital. At a minimum, London needs 66,000 new homes each year for at least twenty years. There is no silver bullet that will solve the capital’s housing crisis and recent housing strategies haven’t been effective.

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When Women Plan London – Housing: From Application to Occupation
When Women Plan London – Housing: From Application to Occupation

Time & Location

04 Sept 2018, 16:30

City Hall, London SE1, UK

About the event

London's housing crisis is the biggest issue facing the capital. At a minimum, London needs 66,000 new homes each year for at least twenty years. There is no silver bullet that will solve the capital’s housing crisis and recent housing strategies haven’t been effective. So, what can we learn from women who have successfully delivered housing from “Application to Occupation?

Agenda:

16:30: Registration and Networking

17:30 – 17:35: Welcome - Jamie Ratcliff, Assistant Director, Land and Housing, GLA

17:35 - 17:40: Chairs address – Sara Sweeney, Planning Manager, Kitewood and Women in Planning London

17:40 – 18:00: Presentation - “Women’s role in delivering housing in London” – Claire Bennie, Director, Municipal

18:00 – 19:00: ‘Application to Occupation' - panel discussion considering housing delivering in the round

19:00 – 20:30: Networking

20:30: Close

Event Chair:

Sara Sweeny, Planning Manager, Kitewood and Women in Planning London

Speakers and panellists:

Claire Bennie, Director, Municipal and Mayor’s Design Advocate

Liz Connell, Associate Director (Planning), Countryside

Michela Hancock, Senior Development Director, Greystar

Pooja Agrawal, Principal Project Officer, GLA and Co-Founder, Public Practice

Further panellist will be announced shortly.

This event is free but booking is essential.

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