How do we ensure local councils deliver the homes communities need?
Thursday 23rd March 2017
Friends House, 173-177 Euston Rd, Kings Cross, London NW1 2BJ
Local housing companies and housing solutions
This seminar will explore different delivery models to enable councils to meet local housing needs such as:-
• Wholly owned local authority housing companies
• Joint ventures and special purpose vehicles
• Shared developments between local councils, developers and finance providers
• Tackling empty homes
• Direct local authority new build properties
• How a local authority can become a ‘private sector landlord’?
Presentations
Session 1:
APSE/TCPA Research partnership: Understanding local authority house-building and partnership delivery.
Henry Smith, Senior Project Officer, Town & Country Planning Association
The Legal Framework for Local Authority Housing Companies
Elizabeth Wood, Director, Walker Morris LLP
Addressing Homelessness in London through affordable, high quality PRS Accommodation
James Rolfe, Director of Finance, Resources & Customer Services, LB of Enfield
Session 2:
Addressing Generation Rent in Barking and Dagenham
Hakeem Osinaike, Operational Director, Housing Management, LB of Barking & Dagenham
Bringing 2,000 long-term empty homes back into use
Mark Ireland and Michael Brook, Private Sector Housing, Leeds City Council
Session 3:
End-to-End Housing Delivery – from architect to bricklayer
Patrick Odling Smee, Director of Housing, and Andrea Innes, Site Manager, Luton Council
What can we learn from the ‘Great Estates Model’ of the 17th and 18th Century?
Paul Nichols, Divisional Director of Regeneration & Planning, LB of Harrow
Concluding remarks and future options
Mo Baines, Head of Communication and Coordination, APSE