Sustainable economic growth on the agenda at Bristol Planning Law and Policy Conference

May 4, 2023
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Topics ranging from unlocking brownfield sites for development to sustainable economic growth will be covered by speakers at this year’s Bristol Planning Law and Policy Conference when it returns later this month.

The event, on 18 May, will explore the theme of ‘Planning in an ever-changing world – how are our cities delivering.’ 

Event chair Chris Dadds, planning director in global property agent JLL’s Bristol office, said  it had been another dynamic year for the urban planning and property development sector.

“So we are delighted to have some fantastic speakers providing the latest news, insights and trends in the sector,” he added.

Topics and speakers will include:

The economy and housing markets – what is really going on: Cameron Ramsey, director, JLL capital markets research & strategy team

From the ‘Triumph of the City’ to the ‘Survival of the City’ and back again: Andrew Carter, chief executive, Centre for Cities

Supporting inclusive and sustainable economic growth in Bristol: John Smith, director for economy of place, Bristol City Council

Beyond planning - unlocking brownfield sites: Ian Collinson, director of city development, Exeter City Council

Bedminster Green – a little bit of paradise? Zoe Sharpe, senior development manager, Dandara

Silverthorne Lane – Adventures in planning: Tom Vaughan-Jones, director, Square Bay

Legal update: James Maurici KC, barrister, Landmark Chambers

Resourcing planning in an ever-changing world: Lindsey Richards, vice president, Royal Town Planning Institute

Conference review and summary: Dr Hugh Ellis, policy director, Town and Country Planning Association

The 22nd Bristol Planning Law and Policy Conference takes place at Ashton Gate stadium on 18 May between 8:45am and 4:35pm.

Rounding off the event will be a drinks reception and dinner with after-dinner speaker, multi award-winning journalist, broadcaster and law graduate Clive Myrie.

Registration for the conference remains open, with reduced rates for local authorities and students. For more information or to book, visit: https://www.bplpconference.co.uk/

This year’s event is being sponsored by Marengo Communications, Curo, Landmark Chambers, Ainscough Strategic Land, EDP and Rappor.

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