
As a New Era of Devolution Begins, Downtown in Business Announces annual conference on Placemaking, Regeneration and Politics
National business and political leaders to gather in Liverpool to debate the future of England’s cities, towns and regions.
You are here > Home » regeneration

National business and political leaders to gather in Liverpool to debate the future of England’s cities, towns and regions.

This exclusive lunch will examine how culture and creativity can attract investment, boost footfall, and support vibrant, sustainable urban growth.

Downtown in Business (DIB) will convene some of the UK’s most influential civic leaders, government figures, and private sector stakeholders for a landmark Property, Regeneration & Infrastructure Conference this autumn — a timely event that aligns with the government’s renewed focus on accelerating housebuilding and driving regional economic growth.

Join the most influential voices from across the UKs property industry at the fifth annual Downtown in Business Planning, Property, and Regeneration conference.

Downtown In Business hosted Simon Lawrence, Director of Growth and Regeneration at Lancashire County Council, at the latest event in their popular In Conversation with’ series.

Join Downtown In Business Leeds for an exclusive Leaders Lunch with Angela Barnicle, Chief Officer for Asset Management and Regeneration at Leeds City Council.

On Thursday 8th February, DIB hosts its third annual ‘Talking ‘Bout Regeneration’ conference’ and we think it will definitely have the WOW factor.

The Group Chair and chief executive of Downtown in Business Frank McKenna hosted a major investment and regeneration forum in Wolverhampton.

Join us for an exclusive event with Shelagh McNerney, Head of Regeneration Eastern Gateway of Manchester City Council.

The 2024 Downtown in Business Property & Regeneration conference will take place on Thursday 8th February, at the Lowry Hotel, Manchester.

Big changes to the government’s approach were demanded at Downtown’s Talking ‘Bout Regeneration conference in Birmingham. The private sector sent out a clear message that investment was waiting if barriers could be removed. Public sector speakers wanted an end to the beauty contests that pitted one council against another.

The mayor of the West Midlands Combined Authority Andy Street has been confirmed as the latest big-name speaker to join the Downtown in Business national Planning, Property & Regeneration conference that will take place in Birmingham on Thursday 9th February next year.