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On 28 April we launched our major programme for 2022, Affordable housing: Overcoming crisis through collaboration. Read the write-up of the lively panel discussion and watch the video here.
In our first interview with members of our inaugural Emerging Talent Programme cohort, Bébert Longi and Khuzaymah Pathan discuss their experiences so far and tell us about what attracted them to the opportunity.
Check out this summary of Leader Plus 9’s fascinating tour of what’s happening at Royal Albert Wharf, where tenure-blind housing, waterfront living and meaningful arts integration with residents are forming a vibrant new community.
Get a glimpse of how central Manchester is emerging from Covid through the eyes (and ears and noses) of GM Leaders Plus candidates as part of their “Connecting with Place” day out this spring.
Our latest Spotlight explains how running innovation challenges can help local authorities solve problems, and design new products and services, in a creative, nimble and outcomes-focused way.
We’ve very pleased to welcome our three newest board members: Rachel Bagenl, LB Hackney, Bek Seeley, Lendlease, and Anthony Were, MTVH.
We brought our Future London Leaders 29 cohort together for our first live graduation event in two years, where they shared their Proposals for London on the theme of heritage and culture.
Following the launch of our Healthy neighbourhoods working together report, we put forward some of the key actions we can all take to improve collaboration with health. Drawing on expert insight from our report launch speakers, we outline useful frameworks and ideas we can all use.
Our new report offers practical insights and research on how the built environment and health sectors can collaborate more effectively to improve health outcomes for communities in London and beyond.
The third round of Greater Manchester Leaders Plus got off to a cracking start this month, with every promise of a fulfilling year (well, 9 months) to come. Partners Arup kindly hosted the in-person launch, with nearly all of the candidates and most mentors (see below) able to join the … Read more
Any place undergoing change as fundamental as Stratford in East London is bound to have a number of identities. How they coexist can be core to an area’s socioeconomic health, and the two shopping centres here show it can be done, with caveats…
Future of London has unveiled its Building Recovery Recommendations report, containing strong, practical recommendations for creating a more inclusive city through recovery from the pandemic.