Monday night dinner
Can a new approach to public-private partnerships help London to deliver 88,000 homes a year?
Date & time: 19/05/2025 19:00 — 21:00
We held a roundtable discussion, sponsored by Barratt London, about how the public and private sectors could forge new partnerships to kick-start housing supply in the capital. The Government had been quick to increase housebuilding targets and reform national planning policy, with more changes to come. Set against this evolving national policy landscape, the Greater London Authority had begun to review and consult on a revised version of the London Plan.
Our keynote speaker, Jules Pipe MBE, Deputy Mayor for Planning and Regeneration, set out his views on new partnerships and structures that the public and private sector should have looked at to increase housing supply and how a revised London Plan could have helped catalyse housing delivery and economic growth in the capital. Barratt London provided a private sector perspective, after which the conversation was opened up to a wider debate. With attendees drawn from across the public and private sectors, we hoped everyone joined us for what turned out to be an informative and lively discussion before the formal start of UKREiiF.
You can view photos from the evening here.