Webinars

Can London remain a global leader in the infrastructure finance market at a time when private investment needs to play a critical role in delivering the UK’s infrastructure ambitions in the aftermath of the pandemic? Part of London Infrastructure Summit 2021

Private capital is already heavily involved financing the bond market for housing associations but is there scope for private investment to invest more directly into affordable housing through For-Profit models? Part of London Infrastructure Summit 2021

London’s energy and water networks have provided for the capital’s needs during Covid-19. But how should London’s utilities collaborate with each other to achieve better outcomes and what are the changes required to ensure that future price reviews promote infrastructure resilience? Part of London Infrastructure Summit 2021

Bringing people back to the capital - domestically and internationally - is a critical part of recovery and the UK’s standing in the world. Part of London Infrastructure Summit 2021

What are the new transport priorities and how can TfL’s financial sustainability be secured? Part of London Infrastructure Summit 2021

In partnership with London & Partners and headline sponsor Airbnb. Work, live, play – how can we unlock Central London’s recovery?

As part of our series of events with London’s borough leaders, this webinar was an excellent opportunity for Councillor Campbell to discuss her priorities for Kensington & Chelsea, her perspective on the key issues facing London business and the role that local government can play as we move into recovery.

What do we mean by green jobs? What are the specific green skills we’ll need now and in the future? How do we build an inclusive, green workforce? This roundtable brought together leading businesses, educators and policy makers to tackle these questions and identify what’s required for green London.

This webinar focused on TfL’s commercial property development activity; its considerable retail holdings and how improvements to these assets can deliver social and community benefits; its approach to jobs, skills and training; and the role that innovation will play in its property development programme.

Leader of Camden Council and Chair of London Councils Georgia Gould discussed her priorities for Camden, her perspective on the key issues facing London business and the role that local government can play as we move into recovery.

A London First publication in partnership with AECOM considers the delivery of homes through local authority and private sector collaboration. The briefing looked specifically at the Joint Venture model, and members heard from both London borough representatives and private developers on their view to such partnerships and the benefits of partnership working.

A webinar panel discussion led by expert Lord Matthew Taylor, exploring the lessons learnt from recent developments and, drawing on Garden Community principles, identifying the critical components of building sustainable communities now and in future years.