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Industry specialists lead a comprehensive interactive appraisal of the big issues in Cambridgeshire planning at the moment - vital for all developers, promoters, landowners and professionals acting on development in the county.
The conference aims to take stock of where we are and map out the likely way ahead in what is likely to be a challenging couple of years as the Labour government introduces a new NPPF and outlines their plans to deliver their manifesto promises.
Please note this event is taking place in person only and is not being recorded. Places are limited and will be issued on a first-come, first-served basis.
Attendees will be invited to arrive at 8.45am for registration and should be seated ahead of the conference which will start promptly at 9.30am.
Programme:
9.30: Introduction by Chair – Jenny Wigley KC
9.45: Cambridge Growth; Cambridge 2050 – Mike Derbyshire, Partner, Head of Planning, Bidwells
10.05: Water law – David Elvin KC
10.25: Green belt and grey belt framework – Rupert Warren KC
10.45: Panel discussion and questions
11.15: Refreshment break
11.45: Retrofit sustainability – Heather Sargent
12.05: Townscape heritage – Matthew Henderson
12.25: Update on S106 – Peter Seaborn, Partner, Mills & Reeve
12.45: Panel discussion and questions: additional speakers include Harriet Wakeman, Stephen Kelly, Joint Director of Planning, Greater Cambridge Shared Planning and Peter Freeman, Chair, Homes England
13.15: Lunch and networking
14:30: Close
