2014
10 December 2014
HIEF 5 Debate and Expert Panel: Part of the HEIF 5 project
3 December 2014
HEIF 5 Workshop: . Part of the HEIF 5 project
27 November 2014
Presentation: A presentation by Christine Whitehead at the Bartlett School of Planning public lecture series
29 October 2014
HEIF 5 Workshop: Part of the HEIF 5 project
15 October 2014
Seminar: , presentation by Christine Whitehead at Policy Forum for London's Keynote Seminar
13 October 2014
Lecture: , presentation by Christine Whitehead at GVA's London lecture series
25 September 2014
Seminar: . Part of the Brazil-EU Social Housing Sector Dialogue series
17 September 2014
HEIF 5 Project Launch:
15 September 2014
Roundtable: Christine Whitehead hosts roundtable on
1-6 September 2014
Conference: . Part of the
August 2014
Conference: Melissa Fernandez travelled to South Asia as part of the , funded by DFID
27 August 2014
Conference: Kath Scanlon and Melissa Fernandez offer two sessions on at the
2 July 2014
Conference: 'The Economics of Cohousing' paper presented by Kath Scanlon and Melissa Fernandez
27 June 2014
HEIF 5 Conference: . Final conference of the HIEF 5 project
9 June 2014
HEIF 5 Seminar: . Part of the HIEF 5 project
30 June - 4 July 2014
Workshop: Tony Travers Co-Leads ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳ Executive Summer School,
24 March 2014
HEIF 5 Conference: Part of the HIEF 5 project
10 February 2014
HEIF Seminar: by Dr Suzanne Hall. Part of the HIEF 5 project
9 February 2014
Roundtable: ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳ London organises roundtable to discuss Mayor's draft Housing Strategy. See ; and
24 January 2014
HEIF Roundtable: Migration and the transformation of London’s economy- issues and barriers. Part of the HIEF 5 Project
January-March 2014
- John Lett, Greater London Authority (GLA), 'The office and retail market in London: issues for the London Plan
- Paul Cheshire, London School of Economics (ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳), 'Iconic Design’ as Deadweight Loss? Rent acquisition by design in the constrained London office market'
- Ian Gordon, London School of Economics (ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳), 'Residential displacement and densification effects of international migrants 2001-2011'
- Alex Fenton & Amanda Fitzgerald-Arque Leibniz, University Hannover & CASE, (ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳) Research Officer CASE/STICERD, (ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳), 'Growth and the spatial distribution of poverty in London 2001-2011'
- Christine Whitehead & Kath Scanlon, ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳ London, Building London’s Private rented sector
- Duncan Bowie, University of Westminster, 'Alternative development options for London's growth'
2013
6 December 2013
HEIF Seminar: . Part of the HIEF 5 project
9 October 2013
HEIF Seminar: . Part of the HIEF 5 project
11 April 2013:
Presentation: Kath Scanlon presented The Impact of skilled non-EU migration on the UK housing market at the NORFACE/CREAM Conference:
1 March 2013:
HEIF 5 Seminar: Migration and Higher Education. Part of the HIEF 5 project
January-March 2013
- Tony Travers, ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳ London, 'The purpose and work of the London Finance Commission'
- Richard Brown, London Legacy Development Corporation, 'The Olympic Legacy'
- Alexander Jan, ARUP, 'Road pricing in England: has its time finally come'
- Gerhard Weiss, London Cycling Campaign, 'London’s superhighways and the ‘Going Dutch’ Campaign'
- Matthew Oakley, Head of Economics & Social Policy Exchange, 'Local pay and growth: the London perspective'
- Jo Attwool, Policy Adviser Universities UK, 'London and UK trends in Higher Education'
- Alan Evans, University of Reading, 'Planning and Fuel Use: A Highly Critical Survey'
- Baljit Bains, GLA Economics, 'Update on the demography of London'
- Chris Brown, Igloo Regeneration, 'Community-Led Physical Regeneration: Tottenham and beyond'
- Michael Ward, Smith Institute, 'Localism in London'
2012
31 October 2012
Presentation: Tony Travers spoke on 'Devo max for London? Urban government and fiscal autonomy' as part of the
5 October 2012:
HEIF Roundtable: Migration and the transformation of London' Roundtable Project Launch
Wednesday 27th June 2012
Debate: Part of the
18 June 2012:
Roundtable: Kath Scanlon formed part of The Guardian's housing network expert panel discussion on &
January-March 2012
- Philip Clifford, London Councils, 'The benefit cap in London - headaches on the horizon?'
- Briget Rosewell, Volterra, 'Finance, the Future and London'
- Henry Overman, ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳, 'What should urban policy do? Lessons for London'
- Greg Clark, Global Advisor on City Development, 'London World City: 20 Years On'
- Tony Travers, ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳, 'The Local Government Resource Review – Incentivising Growth'
- Mark Bolstock, ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳ 'London and the high speed rail debate: how do we get the Right Line?'
- Tim Newborn, ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳, 'Reading the riots'
- Max Nathan, ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳, SERC, 'Is cultural diversity good for London’s economy?'
- Charles Roxburgh, ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳, 'The Economic Power of Cities: London in a Global Context'
2011
7 December 2011
Presentations:
9 November 2011
David Kynaston Public Lecture: chaired by Tony Travers
17 October 2011
Press Release:
11 October 2011
Presentation:
5 October 2011
Seminar & Book Launch:
28 September 2011
Roundtable:
13 July 2011
Report Launch:
11 & 12 July 2011
HEIF 4 Conference and Workshop:
30 June 2011
HEIF 4 Seminar: Co-hosted with
27 June 2011
HEIF 4 Report Launch:
2 June 2011
HEIF 4 Workshops:
2011 Lent Term Seminar Series
22 March 2011
HEIF 4 Seminar:
16 March 2011
HEIF Seminar:
9 February 2011
Press Release:
28 January 2011
HEIF 4 Seminar:
20 January 2011
Lecture: . Co-hosted by
January-March 2011
- Ian Gordon, ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳, 'Who makes it up the London Escalator? Ambition, migration and advancement in a big city labour market'
- Alex Fenton, University of Cambridge, 'The spatial implications of Housing Benefit reform in London'
- Mark Kleinman, GLA, 'London’s Diverse Economy'
- David Lunts, Homes & Communities Agency, 'Will we ever build again? Making sense of London's housing market after the crash'
- Alex Plant, Cambridgeshire Horizons, 'Delivering growth in a world of austerity and localism'
- Jeremy Skinner, GLA, 'Projects for economic growth: tax increments and other devolved sources of finance'
- Alan Mace, ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳, 'Outer London: politics, policy & people'
- Ros Dunn, Thames Gateway London Partnership, 'The Thames Gateway: still needed, but still a government priority?'
- Kavita Datta, QMUL, 'The Thames Gateway: still needed, but still a government priority?'
- Michele Dix, Transfer for London, 'The Need for New Airport Capacity for the South East'
2010
November 2010
HEIF 4 Book Launch and Debate: . Part of the HEIF 4 Project
October 2010
HEIF 4 Seminar: . Part of the HEIF 4 Project
11 October 2010
New York - London Roundtable:
6 October 2010
New York - London Roundtable:
2 July 2010
HEIF 4 Seminar: . Part of the HEIF 4 Project
March 2010
HEIF 4 Seminar: with the Government Office for London. Part of the HEIF 4 Project
February 2010
HEIF 4 Seminar: . Part of the HEIF 4 Project
January-March 2010
- Bridget Rosewell, GLA, Volterra, 'Is London Broke and does it need fixing?'
- Dick Sorabji, London Councils, 'Total Place- London's Public Spending'
- Stephen Glaister, Imperial College, RAC, 'London and national transport policy in a low-carbon, lean public expenditure future'
- Mark Boleat, City of London Policy and Resources Committee, 'The threat to the city from regulatory changes'
- Ian Gordon, ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳, 'The puzzle of worklessness in London'
- Andrew Barry-Purssell, GLA, 'Where are we on the London Plan?'
- Roger Taylor, Host Boroughs Unit, 'Can the 'Olympic Legacy' really change communities?'
- Peter Bishop, LDA Design for London, 'Using urban design strategies for regeneration in London'
- Michele Dix, Transport for London, 'Dealing with London's Growth from a Transport Perspective'
2002-09
9 December 2009
HEIF 4 Seminar: . Part of the HEIF 4 Project
January-March 2009
- Stephen Glaister, Imperial College, 'Roads as Utilities? The need for institutional reform'
- Michael Edwards, The Bartlett School (UCL), 'London planning and the coming crisis'
- Andrew Barry-Purssell, Head of London Plan (GLA), 'Current developments in the London Plan'
- Jon Rouse, Croydon Council, 'Living on the edge: the changing face of the outer London boroughs'
- Douglas McWilliams and Richard Snook, Centre for Economic and Business Research, 'The prospect for the London economy'
- Mark Kleinman, London Councils, 'A City Charter for London'
- Stephen Oakes, Director, London Region, Homes and Communities Agency, 'Affordable housing provision in the recession: the HCA's role'
4 December 2008
Book Launch Seminar:
January-March 2008
- Andy Deacon, GLA, 'Climate Change, Energy and Planning in London'
- Mario Abela, London Skills and Employment Board, 'The Skills and Employment Challenge in London: What the Evidence Tells Us'
- Saxon Brettell, City of London Corporation, 'Comparing convergent responses to growth and slump of US and EU metropolitan areas and assessing the implications of the new US slowdown'
- Ricky Burdett, ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳, 'Can the Olympics deliver integration in East London'
- Steve Wilcox, University of York, 'Buy to let and the reconfiguration of London's housing market'
- Stephen Glaister, Imperial College, 'Can we fund Crossrail?'
- Tony Travers, ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳, 'Governing London: the 2008 election and the Mayor's changing powers'
- Jane Wills, Queen Mary, 'London's migrant division of labour'
- Bridget Rosewell, GLA, 'Crossrail - Jobs, Housing and Funding'
January-March 2007
- Alan Benson, GLA, 'Housing in London - the Mayor's new role'
- John Lett, GLA, 'The London Plan'
- Tracy Kornblatt, IPPR, 'Seminar 2: London's Olympic Legacy'
- Rebecca Tunstall, ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳, 'Twenty-five years on - eleven estates in London'
- Alan Evans, University of Reading, 'The Best Laid Plans or Another Fine Mess?'
- Michael Ward, KTDB, 'Prospects for the Thames Gateway'
- Paul Cheshire, ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳, 'Office Space Supply Restrictions'
- Henry Overman, ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳, The Barker, 'Eddington and Sub-National Reviews'
- Ian Gordon and Christine Whitehead, ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳, 'Some Impacts of Recent Immigration on the London Economy'
January-March 2006
- Yvonne Rydin, 'Sustainable Construction'
- Ken Jones, 'Regeneration in Barking and Dagenham, ensuring existing communities share the benefits'
- Jim Bennett, 'Gateway People'
- Ian Brown, 'Increasing London's Rail Capacity'
- Nicholas Falk, 'Tomorrow's Suburbs, making London Suburbs more sustainable'
- Mike Coombes, 'English cities and regions: the importance of migration in patterns of growth or decline'
- Peter Hall, ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳, 'The land fetish, a suitable case for Dr Freud?'
January-March 2005
- Martin Simmons, 'Effective Cross-Border Regional Planning? London and the Rest of the South East'
- Liz Richardson and Christine Whitehead, 'Thames Gateway: Big numbers or big mistake?'
- Duncan Melville, 'London and the UK Economy'
- Stephen Glaister, 'Congestion Charging: Where next?'
January-March 2004
- Alan Freeman, 'Why are cities not states?'
- Greg Clark, 'What do practitioners do with urban research?'
January-March 2003
- Robin Thompson, GLA, 'An Overview of Challenges to the London Plan'
- Tony Travers, ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳, 'The Plan's Investment Implications and their Realism'
- Bridget Rosewell, GLA, 'The Plan's Employment Growth Assumptions and their Realism/Certainty'
- Duncan Bowie, GLA, 'The Housing Challenge'
- Robert Upton, RTPI, 'The Plan as an Example of Strategic Planning'
- Robin Murray, Ecologika, ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳, 'Sustainable in the Plan'
- John Hollis, GLA, 'The Plan's Population/Household Forecasts in the Light of the Census'
- Peter Hall, Institute of Community Studies, 'Are the Transport and Spatial Development Plans Consistent and/or Realistic?'
- Martin Simmons, Association of London Government, 'How will the Boroughs Respond? Michael Edwards, UCL, 'The Property Market and the Plan'
January-March 2002
- Ian Gordon, ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳, 'London - Working Capital: Economic Competiveness and Social Cohesion'
- Kath Scanlon & Karen West, ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳ London, 'Strategy, Co-ordination, and the Spatial Development Strategy: The First Nine Months of the GLA'
- Marian Fitzgerald, Mannheim Institute, 'Area, Deprivation, Crime and the Policing of Diverse Communities'
- Christine Whitehead, ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳, 'Key Issues for Key Workers: Affordable Housing in London'
- Mark Kleinman, University of Bristol, 'Steering, Rowing, Waving or Drowning: The New Governance of London'
- Tony Travers, ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳, 'Getting Major Projects Done: The Case of Crossrail'
- Janet Foster, ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳, 'Conciliation and Conflict: A Case Study of Urban Regeneration on the Isle of Dogs in London's Docklands'
- Paul Cheshire, ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳, 'The Economics of Land Use Planning'
- Anne West, ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳, 'Education Policy and London Schools'
February 2002
GEMACA II Seminar
- Ian Gordon, ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳, 'Introduction: What is Regional Competitiveness'
- Paul Cheshire, ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳, 'The Functional Urban Regions: What and why?'
- Dominique Lecomte, 'Economic Position of the Functional Urban Regions'
- Jeremy Kelly, 'The Economic Performance of the Major European Metro Regions Improving their Competitiveness -Commercial Real Estate Development and the "City Offer"'
- Vincent Gollain, 'Science and Technology in Europe'
- Brendan William and Vincent Gollain, 'Economic performance of major European metropolises: The role of Clusters'
- Wolfgang Knapp, 'Urban regional Guidance and Management Structures: a precondition for the competitiveness of metropolitan regions'