HOMES SHOW PREVIEW 61 SHOW PREVIEW


HOMES UK 2022 IS BETTER THAN EVER


Hailed by organisers as an “unmissable event for developers and sustainability professionals,” Homes UK returns on the 23-24 November 2022 to the ExCel in London


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ow in its eleventh year, Homes UK is claimed to be the largest free-to-attend conference and exhibition of its kind. Bringing together over 4,000 housing sector professionals to discuss how to build and main- tain high-quality, sustainable homes. This year, housing providers face unprece- dented pressure on business plans to simulta- neously address net zero targets and building safety regulations, while boosting housing supply, tackling repair, and supporting tenants. Homes UK is designed to help asset manage- ment, development and sustainability profes- sionals rise to the challenge and is a “must-at- tend” for all those working in housing.


UNLOCK NET ZERO


Co-located with Homes UK and new for 2022, Unlock Net Zero Live will bring together sustainability professionals across housing, finance, transport and energy under one roof to “build the foundations of net zero together.” The organisers continue: “The housing sector faces the dual challenge of building new low carbon homes at pace and scale, while ensur- ing existing homes reach net zero emissions by 2050. Discover innovative solutions from the entire supply chain at our dedicated exhibition, and benefit from practical sustainability and net zero learning on our largest ever stage.” Unlock Net Zero Live will enable visitors to “identify the technology, infrastructure and behaviour change required to enable net zero homes and places that work for all. We need action, and we need urgency.”


EVENT OVERVIEW Attendees will have “six stages of learning” with 70 hours of sessions addressing key topics such as net zero targets, boosting affordable housing supply, tackling disrepair, building safety regulations and supporting tenants. Over 250 speakers will include more “out of sector speakers than ever to bring you fresh ideas and insight that you may not otherwise encounter.” Headliners include David Olusoga OBE, British historian, writer, broadcaster and filmmaker, and eorge larke, architect, T presenter, campaigner and founder of construc- tion and design education provider MOBIE. Say the organisers: “We have introduced a new networking zone with a dedicated programme of hourly events to make connections with key audience segments. Connect with like-minded professionals and grow your network in drink receptions, ‘hackathons’, workshops and even World Cup themed socials!”


GETTING THERE


ExCeL London is just minutes away from central London on the new Elizabeth line, and now is the perfect time to book your train tickets to get the best rates. To make the most out of your time at the event, the organisers have secured exclusive discounted rates at all surrounding hotels to give visitors the opportunity to continue their networking pre- and post-event. See below for details on how to register to attend free of charge.


Register free* at the Homes UK/Unlock Net Zero Live site: www.homesevent.co.uk


*HOMES UK and Unlock Net Zero Live is free to housing associations, local authorities, public sector, housebuilders, master developers, funders, architects, planners and BTR landlords, student accommodation, retirement living and extra-care providers. Fees will apply to other commercial organisations.


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