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The CPA National Conference 2021









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When: Thursday 9th September
Location: Millennium Point, Birmingham
CPD Hours: 4.30 Hours
Timings: Registration: 9.15, Start: 9.45; Close: 16.30; Drinks Reception 16.30 - 18.00
Price: £270 + VAT. CPA Member Price: £190 + VAT, until the 26th July when using the discount code in marketing email.
Virtual Attendance: Virtual attdendance is available for this event. Please follow the button at the bottom of the page to proceed to book. If you have booked a conference place, but need to attend as a virtual delegate please reply to you booking confirmation stating you wish to adjust your place to a virtual place before  
1 September 2021.
The Compulsory Purchase Association's National Conference seeks to brief all (members and non members) who work with compulsory purchase and compensation. It covers a diverse range of issues, with different sessions focusing on law, practice and market activity. Large numbers attend from the CPA membership, non-members and CPO professionals. It is the premier networking event in the CPO calendar with a pre-eminent programme and set of speakers. If you do CPO work, this is a must attend event for technical knowledge, updates and networking.

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Speakers:
Richard Asher FRICS, Savills (UK) Ltd, CPA Chair
Jake Berry MP, MP for Rossendale & Darwen
Kelly Hillman, Homes England
Sean Bashforth, Quod
Sue Bridge, Sue Bridge Consulting Ltd
Martin Burns, Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS)
Martin Rodger, Vice President of the Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber)
Henriette Breukelaar, Greater Birmingham & Solihull Local Enterprise Partnership

Nicola Henderson-Reid, High Speed 2 (HS2) Ltd
Hala Lloyd, High Speed 2 (HS2) Ltd
Basit Ali, High Speed 2 (HS2) Ltd
Paul Astbury BSc (Hons) FRICS, Carter Jonas LLP
Roger Hepher BA (Hons) FRICS MRTPI FRSA, HGH Consulting
Paul Arnett, Town Legal LLP
Isabella Tafur, Francis Taylor Building
Programme:
Welcome, Introduction & Round up of CPA Activities by Conference Chair: Richard Asher

Keynote Address

Planning Reform - Delivering Housing
    • What does a 'COVID World' home actually look like?
    • Whilst everyone needs a home to live, is the nature of occupation/ownership and what's changing?
    • What are the building targets, and what locations?
    • Are we now building the wrong properties? Do we need a new formula?
    • Is there a chance of over supply in some areas?
    • Standalone housing estates v mixed use and creative options
    • The told of the small builders who assemble land v the big schemes
    • The eco systems of the housing delivery - the symbiotic relationship of all involved in delivery and development of communities and commerce post build
    • The strategies of Homes England
    • The role of Agencies to act as catalysts
    • How does the NSIP regime fit?
    • How do developers assemble land? Do they need to adapt?
    • What is the view from the LPA perspective?

                              ADR
                              • There remains a mandate from the Ministry of Justice, that parties in disputes should meaningfully engage and seek resolution before getting to the Court and Tribunal service. Is this happening?
                              • Consequences of failing to do so
                              • What steps should parties take to be seen to do so?
                              • A broad review of ADR solutions available for the CPO world
                              • General take up of ADR in the CPO/Planning world
                              • The benefits of using ADR
                              • Parliamentary review and proposals

                              Tribunal News
                              • How are the 2020 Practice Directions bedding down?
                              • Costs
                              • Document storage system
                              • Embracing the experiences from virtual hearings. Are they here to stay in some form?

                              Aspirations for the Regions: Policies to Actions
                                • GBSLEP and its role in economic recovery and growth
                                • The importance of Place in inclusive and sustainable growth
                                • Developing places for future generations
                                • Land assembly strategies
                                • Case studies

                                        Case Study: HS2 Curzon Street Station, Birmingham
                                        • The challenges of devising and delivering a new station and the master plan for the HS2 terminal
                                        • The difficulties of incorporating plans into the 2013 Hybrid Bill authorisation process and bringing it to reality
                                        • From HS2 master planning to integration with the Birmingham City Council master plan
                                        • What have we been doing on site?

                                        Training for CPO Surveyors

                                        The Prospective Changes in the Planning System - The Implications for CPO
                                        • How the CPO system (and CAADs) is currently functioning
                                        • The prospective changes in the planning system
                                        • How might these impact on CPO?

                                        Case Law Update

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