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Webinar: what the Spending Review means for housing
Inside Housing convened a panel of experts to take an in-depth look into what Wednesday’s Spending Review means for the sector. Watch the webinar in full below
Inside Housing convened a panel of experts to take an in-depth look into what Wednesday’s Spending Review means for the sector. Watch the webinar in full hereFollowing the government’s Spending Review announcements, Inside Housing brought together an expert panel to react, discuss and debate the key takeaways and give attendees the opportunity to ask questions and engage actively in shaping the future of housing.
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Our expert panel for the webinar included:
- Nick Atkin, chief executive of Yorkshire Housing
- Melanie Leech, chief executive of the British Property Federation
- Joanne Drew, strategic director of housing and regeneration, Enfield Council
- Rose Grayston, consultant, former policy manager at Shelter and current expert advisor to Matthew Pennycook (speaking in a personal capacity)
- Sophie Boobis, head of policy and research, Homeless Link
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Reeves recommits £13.2bn to Warm Homes Plan
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