Building on NLA’s 2019 publication ‘Public Housing: a London Renaissance’, the launch of this insight study entitled ‘Homes for Londoners: A new agenda for public housing’ examines how London can meet its growth needs through a renewed public housing agenda. 

By learning from the most successful public housing initiatives of the past decade, this insight study points towards the models, partnerships and strategies that can unlock delivery at pace and scale – ensuring London’s next chapter of public housing is not only ambitious in numbers, but transformative in quality, sustainability and long-term social value. It brings together industry leaders from across the built environment and public sector to identify barriers, showcase best practice and highlight innovative approaches. 

The ‘Homes for Londoners: A new agenda for public housing’ insight study is part of a wider programme including a publication, an exhibition, and a programme of events at The London Centre. 

 

Catherine Staniland, Director, NLA

 

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Keynote speeches
Nick McKeogh, Co-Founder and CEO, NLA
Tom Copley, Deputy Mayor of London for Housing and Residential Development, Greater London Authority 

Cllr Claire Holland, Leader of the Council, London Borough of Lambeth 

Darragh Hurley, CEO, Mount Anvil