Part of our London Conversation series where we quiz Mayoral Candidates on their planning and development policies
The Politics of Real Estate, impact of Reform – a new reality?
Breakfast Event – SAVE THE DATE!
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In Conversation: With the Interim Chief Planning Inspector, Rebecca Phillips MRTPI MCIM
In Conversation: With Sir Michael Lyons
Planning Futures Supper Club: With Dr Victoria Hills
The Planning Futures Summer Parliamentary Reception 2026
Planning Futures is delighted to join with its 2025/26 programme sponsors hgh consulting and the Vistry Group to bring you The Planning Futures Annual Summer Parliamentary Reception in the House of Lords The sponsoring peer for this event will be … Continue reading →
Planning 2026: New Year’s Members’ Reception – Key note address: Baroness Taylor of Stevenage, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Housing and Local Government
Grasping the Nettle – Nature Recovery in the New Era of Strategic Planning
The manner in which we regulate the built and natural environments is evolving rapidly. Recent years have seen a range of new measures set out in legislation and in government policy, which aim to protect and enhance the natural environment, … Continue reading →
Cross Sector Round Table series | Delivering through the Planning System 2026 and beyond (x4)
Event Date options – 23rd September, 9th October, 15th October and 29th October Planning Futures will be convening a series of roundtables for all of its members (four in total in September/October) to get a sense of how its public … Continue reading →
Planning Futures Supper Club – Alice Lester MBE
We are delighted to announce that the next edition of the Planning Futures Supper Club will feature an after dinner speech by Alice Lester MBE. Alice recently retired as Corporate Director for Communities and Regeneration at Brent Council following a long and distinguished … Continue reading →
Planning Futures Supper Club – Graeme Craig, Chief Executive, Places for London
Transport for London is one of London’s biggest landowners. With over 5,500 acres of land, much of it located within proximity of major transport hubs, it is well placed to help London to meet its development need over the coming … Continue reading →