The Policy Liaison Group connects the dots between housing delivery, regeneration, infrastructure and investment. Through campaigns, roundtables and evidence-led engagement, we help shape policies that create thriving, well-connected places and a built environment that works for everyone.
Latest updates
- Upcoming events
February 26, 2026
Land Value Capture
11:30 am
Westminster
With Lord Banner KC, Ramsay Evans & Nigel Jones
- Upcoming events
February 3, 2026
Public-Private Partnerships for growth
3:00 pm
Parliament
With Lauren Edwards MP
December 10, 2025
How will New Towns actually work?
with Octopus Energy, Places for People and Earl’s Court Development Company
This roundtable looked at the practical realities of new towns, following the New Towns Task Force’s report to government, focusing on viability, sustainability and SME engagement.
December 8, 2025
Professionalising the consultation process
with Lord Banner KC and Jessica Stewart (Comm Comm)
This roundtable looked at the role of the consultation process in development, and what steps will lead to better frameworks and more trusted community engagement.
- Key takeaways
November 19, 2025
Flood Risk & The Sequential Test
with Danny Beales MP, Max Kidd-Rossiter (Lichfields) and Cllr Duncan Enright (W. Oxon. District Council)
This roundtable brought together practitioners from across planning, engineering, consultancy and
local government to examine how England’s current flood-risk policies interact with the ambition
to deliver 1.5 million homes.
- Reports
October 15, 2025
Boosting Britain’s High Streets – Report launch
with Lauren Edwards MP and the campaign Steering Committee
This saw the launch of our report, Evolution not Nostalgia: High Streets for the 21st Century, which was attended by a range of cross-party MPs and cross-sector industry voices
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