Muse and our partners in regeneration, architecture, technology, sustainability and investment will be exploring the theme ‘Break New Ground’, discussing the cutting-edge solutions that are being employed across all the towns and cities we work in.

From eco-friendly design to smart technologies, from creative funding models to dynamic partnership structures, we are platforming the bold ideas and fresh perspectives which are helping to transform communities across the UK.

For details of the full programme, scroll down.

10 – 11am, Tuesday 20th
Open invite

Join ECF to shine a spotlight on how we have innovated in partnership, funding, delivery and design, to overcome multiple challenges across Salford Central and Crescent, maintaining a strong partnership over the long-term.

Panellists: Sir Michael Lyons, Chairman, ECF; Paul Dennett, City Mayor, Salford; Julie Charge, Dep Chief Exec/Chief Finance Officer, University of Salford; Max Bentham, Development Director, Muse

1.30 – 2.30pm, Tuesday 20th,
Open invite

Discover how Oldham is embracing a bold future with a transformative vision set to modernise the heart of the town and future-proof its spaces.

Panellists: Shelley Kipling, Chief Executive & Cllr; Arooj Shah, Leader, Oldham Council; Phil Mayall, Managing Director, Muse; Catherine Dewar, Regional Director- North West, Historic England; James Thomson, Director, Hawkins Brown

4.30 – 5.30pm, Tuesday 20th,
Open invite

The Government has placed economic growth at the heart of its agenda. Drawing on the experience of Muse and its partnership model in Stevenage, our panel will reflect on the ways regeneration can impact society and the economy at every level.

Panellists: Cllr Richard Henry, Leader, Stevenage Council; Danielle Gillespie, Director of Regeneration, Partnerships and Major Projects, Homes England; Dr Kelly Watson, Director- Urban Solutions, Hatch; Simon Harding-Roots, Managing Director – South, Muse

8 – 9am, Wednesday 21st,
Invite only

An exclusive networking breakfast hosted by Habiko, a joint venture between Pension Insurance Corporation (PIC), Muse and Homes England.

Connect with Habiko partners and learn about how we will work in partnership to deliver 3,000 affordable, low-energy, low-carbon homes to rent.

11.30 – 12.30pm, Wednesday 21st,
Open invite

Wakefield is reimagining its city centre for a new future, celebrating its unique heritage and culture, while revitalising its shops, homes and shared spaces to create a more sustainable city centre.

Panellists: Tony Reeves, Chief Executive, Wakefield Council; Mark Lynam, Director for Regeneration and Economic Growth; Liz Hunter, Director of Policing, Environment and Place, West-Yorkshire Combined Authority; Tamsin Hart-Jones, Assistant Regional Director, Homes England; Simon Dew, Development Director, Muse

2.30-3.30pm, Wednesday 21st,
Open invite

Durham is harnessing the power of the triple helix approach (Government, universities and the private sector) to deliver a 15-hectare site in the heart of this historic city which will act as a catalyst for a further 64-hectare innovation district, rebalancing the city core. Partners will discuss how a much-needed city centre development will bring together knowledge, innovation, talent and resources to deliver economic success.

Panellists: Mark Stamper, Head of Inclusive Economy and Partnerships, Durham Council; Richard Baker, Director, Durham University; Jo Stevens, Managing Director, Oxford Innovation; Raife Gale, Senior Development Manager, Muse

5 – 7pm, Wednesday 21st,
Registration closed

Following the panel session at 4pm, join Muse and Lovell for an informal networking event with drinks and canapes located in the downstairs of Department

9.45- 10.45am, Thursday 22nd,
Open invite

Explore the  role of placemaking in the commercial development and logistics sector, and how innovative approaches to design and community collaboration can create industrial spaces that are real places.

Panellists: Dr Charles Jarvis, Head of Economic Development; Adele Fletcher, Associate, WSP; Alice Routledge, Asteer Planning; Lucy Marshall, Associate, CW Studio; Sarah Chicken, Development Manager, Muse

1.45- 2.45pm, Thursday 22nd,
Open invite

Changing perceptions: taking pride in place-based identities. We will discuss how regeneration can capture and amplify community pride, building on the partnership between Muse and Slough Borough Council.

Panellists: Pat Hayes, Director of Regen, Housing & Environment, Slough Council; Cllr Amanda De Ryke, Cabinet Member for Finance, Resources and Performance, Lewisham Council; Yvette Hanson, Director, TP Bennett; Duncan Cumberland, Development Director, Muse