A new politics of 'place' - 8th August
‘Place’ is being redefined by a new Government in Westminster.
Out are Levelling Up, competitive capital, and National Planning Policy Framework.
In are housing targets and new towns, a new approach to prisons, and, above all, a strong, steady economy to attract new investment.
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Join The BID Foundation and The Institute of Place Management on 8th August to explore a new political setting for the work of UK BIDs and other placemakers.
- What new policies are expected?
- How will they affect businesses and local councils?
- How should placemakers be reacting now?
- What challenges and complaints are you likely to hear on high streets?
The 1 hour session will cover a wide range of new plans: leasehold reform; renters reform; pedicabs licensing; Martyns Law; local housebuilding targets; the review of planning; new towns; and even the future of self-driving cars on our roads.
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A new politics of ‘place’:
Learnings from the Kings Speech and 30 days of Labour
Thursday 8th August | 2pm-3pm
Online via Zoom (register now)