In case you missed our ‘Role of joint ventures in driving housing-led regeneration’ session during Housing 2020, feel free to view the recording below.
There is no universal approach to regenerating town centres. However, housing must be considered a key part of any regeneration project – providing well-needed new homes and economic growth.
In this session, experts from Anthony Collins Solicitors, Olwen Brown and Mark Cook, will be joined by Alan Cavill from Blackpool Council. Together, they will examine what successful town centre regeneration looks like. Discussion will focus on how local authorities can utilise joint ventures to access new expertise and deliver transformational regeneration projects covering business, leisure and housing.
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