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Wales Planning Conference

Wales Planning Conference 2013: Building Sustainable Communities

Will you be joining in with this year's Wales Planning Conference? Over 300 people attended this growing event last year. There is something for everyone, no matter what area of planning or sector you work in, or what part of Wales you operate - or if you work in Wales at all (you might just be interested to know how things are evolving in Wales). We welcome members of other professions too.

2013 is a critical point in the evolution of the planning system in Wales, as we prepare for the Welsh Government's publication of a White Paper and draft Planning Reform Bill later in the year. But time does stand still until this happens, the Welsh Government is continuing with its evidenced based approach to policy making and continuing its improvements to the planning application system.

Minister WPC 2012We are pleased to announce that following the March Cabinet reshuffle, the new Minister with responsibility for planning, Carl Sargeant AM Welsh Government Minister for Housing and Regeneration, as well as Dr Emyr Roberts, Chief Executive, Natural Resources Wales, will be addressing the Conference. The morning session will include a panel discussion on the delivery of sustainable communities and topic based breakout seminars will complete the morning programme. Following the opportunity to network over lunch, the afternoon will continue with the opportunity to attend a second breakout seminar, we will also hear from Savills Head of Global Research, Yolande Barnes, on what Sustainable Communities need, and then pick up the pace with a series of 'speed briefings' to pack in more areas of interest.

Audience Voting

The Wales Planning Conference 2013 is sponsored by Savills, PPS and Civitas Law, with support from the Design Commission for Wales, Welsh Local Government Association (WLGA) and Welsh Government.

 

The Conference flyer (yn Cymraeg) provides further information, included details of the breakout seminars and the booking form / ffurflen archebu is also available to download.