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Hosted in association with the G15, London Councils and BusinessLDN, the London Theatre will provide national audiences with insight into how one of the country’s most complex and pressurised housing systems is shaping approaches that can be adapted far beyond the capital. The agenda will examine housing’s role as an economic and political lever for government, introduce the Developing London project, and set out how broad‑based prosperity and sustainable development can underpin better outcomes for residents. Delegates will gain a practical understanding of emerging solutions to major systemic challenges, including temporary accommodation and allocations, demonstrating how joint working in practice can transform systems nationwide. The programme will also showcase resident‑led change in UK housing, highlighting how resident voice can strengthen accountability, improve outcomes and drive better delivery. What's more, the theatre will unveil the G15 Impact Report, a major new study illustrating the social value generated by social and affordable housing and its role in long‑term economic resilience. Designed as a dynamic, forward‑looking forum, the Theatre will equip partners across the country with collaborative models and system innovations to support stronger housing delivery, prevention and resilience across the UK.

Why attend?

• Translate London’s evidence and insights into national application: Gain clarity on how findings from the Developing London project and the capital’s refreshed evidence base can inform prosperity‑focused strategies and system improvements across the UK.
• Strengthen your response to temporary accommodation and allocations pressures: Hear practical approaches from boroughs, housing directors and cross‑sector partners on addressing rising demand, fragmented pathways and system strain through more coordinated, prevention‑first models.
• Learn from resident‑led change that improves outcomes and accountability: Explore how resident voice and co‑production are shaping better delivery in London, with adaptable lessons for improving accountability, service design and resident experience in any local context.
• Understand the value and impact of social and affordable housing: Gain early insight from the new G15 Impact Report, illustrating how investment in social and affordable housing drives social value, economic resilience and long‑term community wellbeing.
• Access collaborative models that support stronger system performance: Take away evidence‑based, partnership‑driven approaches that can strengthen delivery, prevention and resilience in housing systems nationwide.

All G15, London Councils and BusinessLDN members receive a 25% discount when booking a delegate pass for Housing 2026.