In June 2023 we welcomed leading figures from the private and public sector to Future London: Connecting People, Places & Spaces. Watch the day here.

BusinessLDN launched the Place Commission report at Deloitte with guest speakers. Watch the event and read the report here.

A briefing with Peter Denton, CEO of Homes England. Peter discusses his role and what government needs from the industry to deliver more homes.

Full-length speech from Stuart Andrew MP at Building London Summit 2022

In this webinar we discussed how Newham plans to attract jobs & growth, recover from the pandemic, and how business and local government can work together to address challenges & opportunities. Hosted by Unite Students.

As part of our series of events with the leaders of London’s most vibrant boroughs, we held a virtual briefing with Councillor Peter Mason, Leader of Ealing Council.

The term ‘social value’ is one that is growing in prominence in the planning system. This cross-sector industry discussion explores lessons learned so far and how developers and planners can best approach social value to demonstrate development as a force for good.

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.

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 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.

The first in a series of two briefings, this webinar focused on TfL’s significant residential development plans including its future pipeline; its approach to design; the importance of sustainability and how it engages with local communities, with a particular focus on a site in Ealing where they received resolution to grant planning permission earlier this year.

This event saw the formal launch of the ​‘Who lives in Build-to-Rent’ report. This report provides an insight into who lives in Build-to-Rent homes in London using a sample of 10 developments from Grainger PLC, Be:here, Hayes (managed by Apo Group) and Get Living.