The CPA Wales National Conference 2021
There are significant CPO developments in hand with the Principality, and many challenges facing CPO more generally. If you do CPOs, planning, regeneration, urban renewal, road schemes, and if you work in Wales, then this event is a must.
| Start Date | Venue | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6 December 2021 | Virtual Seminar |
Note: All prices are to be paid in GBP and are subject to VAT at the prevailing rate
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The pandemic, the lockdowns, and the disruption to the economy makes it essential that infrastructure, urban renewal and community benefits schemes are brought forward as a way to move the country back into a better place. CPO is a major tool for assembling land and if done right, creates certainty both in terms of success, a specific time frame and with an effective management of costs.
The Welsh Government is committed to
CPO reform, so its in the interests of both the private
and public sector to understand and grasp the opportunities that are in the pipeline.
COVID forced the national conference
on-line last year. But given its success, challenges with
geography, transport infrastructure and distances,
and that the virtual meetings have become an embedded feature of working life,
the CPO Welsh committee has decided to again
bring this event to you virtually. You get all the benefits of the
content, the convenience and safety, and the cost benefits participating from
your desk (whether at home or in the office).
Who Should Attend?
- Local Planning authorities should be seeking to send representatives from their estates, planning legal and regeneration teams.
- Private practice, who are at the cutting edge, providing professional support for promoters and claimants alike, whether as surveyor, negotiator, planner, accountant or lawyer.
Speakers
- Gary Soloman, Partner, Burges Salmon LLP, CPA Wales Chair
- Julie James MS, Minister for Climate Change
- Andrew Ward, Lead on Compulsory Purchase Policy and Reform, Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities
- Charles Clarke, Principal Lawyer, TfL
- Virginia Blackman, Principal - National Head Site Assembly & Compulsory Purchase, Avison Young
- Jen Ashwell, Senior Associate, Burges Salmon
- Geoff Bacon, Chair of ACES and Head of Property Services, Swansea Counsil
- Annabel Graham Paul, Barrister, Francis Taylor Building
Programme
Welcome and Introduction from the CPA Wales Chair, Gary Soloman
Keynote: Compulsory Purchase in Wales
Priorities for the Welsh Government
Welsh CPO Reform Progress and Next Steps
CPA Proposed Reforms and their Context in Wales
Treating Claimants Professionally and Effectively
The Impact of Net Zero on CPO Projects
What is the latest thinking and what do promoters need to watch out for in CPO?
A Local Authority Perspective on CPO
Case Law Update
Compulsory Purchase and Compensation Cases