Promoting and enhancing best practice and technical expertise

Compulsory Purchase and Compensation

Upskilling Expert Witnesses - Delivering Tomorrow’s Experts

For The Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber)

Being a successful Expert Witness demands more than just having technical knowledge and experience, you need to understand the context and processes imposed upon you by Tribunal expectations and directions. This programme is designed to equip you with these critical skills. This upskilling initiative is designed for mid to senior level valuers and related professionals – anyone who appears as an expert witness in Business Rates, Compulsory Purchase and Telecoms. Whether you are seeking to develop, or fine tune existing skills, the programme is deliberately broad so both emerging and experienced professionals can benefit. Additionally, the programme will also be valuable for solicitors involved with instructing experts in litigation matters.

In Person and Virtual Modules (26 March).

21 CPD
hours
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Electricity Essentials: Land Rights, Consenting and Compensation in Practice

This showcase event will provide a deep dive into the practice of delivering and operating the electricity network, drawing together analysis of the current consenting and compensation regimes while spotlighting current reform proposals to deliver network expansion fit to meet the needs of the 21st century. This session is essential if you work in this sector, or advise clients affected by the expanding demands of electricity delivery, can you afford not to attend?

London (30 April).

6¾ CPD
hours
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CPO Talking Heads: March 2026

The Planning and Infrastructure Act: Post-Royal Assent Implementation

Following the Royal Assent of the Planning and Infrastructure legislation, this session of CPO Talking Heads will provide perspective on the commencement of reforms. With six of the ten compulsory purchase (CPO) sections automatically in force from January 2026, and the remaining four due to commence in February 2026 via secondary legislation, this presentation offers timely insight into how the new regime will operate in practice. The briefing will explore the nuances of the reforms and what they seek to achieve. If you advise, implement or operate in the compulsory purchase and compensation space, this event is essential for staying ahead of the curve.

The CPA have partnered with CPT Events to bring you CPO Talking Heads.

Virtual (2 March).

1 CPD
hours
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