LUC partners with Planning Futures for CPD event on heritage and development in London
LUC is excited to announce a collaborative CPD event with Planning Futures, focusing on heritage and the historic environment in London's planning process.
This timely event follows the recent release of new guidance by the Greater London Authority (GLA) on heritage impact assessments and the settings of historic assets.
It will explore how local authorities and developers can deliver essential development for London while respecting the city's rich history.
Event details
- Date: Monday 3 June 2024
- Time: 8:15 AM – 9:30 AM
- Location: Central Hall Westminster, Storey's Gate, London SW1H 9NH
Breakfast, coffee and tea will be available from 08:15, with presentations commencing at 08:30.
Reserve your spot
Space is limited, so RSVP using the link below to secure your place at this informative session.
Balancing development and heritage
London, a powerhouse for growth in the UK, grapples with the ever-present need for new and regenerated development.
However, the city also boasts a remarkable historic environment that policymakers are committed to preserving.
The London Plan tackles this challenge by outlining policies that encourage development while safeguarding the city's historical character and heritage assets.
Exploring solutions with expert guidance
This event, prompted by the GLA's recent guidance, will explore how both local authorities and developers can effectively navigate heritage considerations within the planning process.
Hear from the experts
Our esteemed panel features key figures from the GLA, Historic England, and London Boroughs.
They will discuss how stakeholders can best comply with national, regional, and local guidance to deliver developments that meet current needs while respecting the past.
Open to all planning professionals
This CPD-certified event is open to all Planning Futures members and is ideal for planning practitioners in London and beyond who seek to enhance their knowledge of heritage and its role in planning.
Panel speakers
- Steven Orr, Director, Historic Environment, LUC
- David English, Head of Advice, London and South East, Historic England
- Tom Burke, Head of Conservation, Design and Sustainability, Westminster City Council
- A speaker from the GLA (to be confirmed)
