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Labour Mayor Steve Rotheram is close to PM Andy Burnham. Credit: LCRCA

BOOK NOW | Liverpool City Region Development Update

Mayor Steve Rotheram will address delegates on his regeneration priorities at this dedicated half-day conference on the sub-region’s prospects.

Also appearing at this event, to be held on Thursday 5 November at Hilton Liverpool City Centre, are:

  • Gillian Whitfield, head of major development, Knowsley Council
  • Stephen Watson, executive director of regeneration, Sefton Council
  • Lisa Harris, executive director of Place, St Helens Council
  • Steven Knowles, director of development management, Muse
  • Nuala Gallagher, corporate director of city development, Liverpool City Council
  • Kate Howe, development director, Tritax Big Box Developments
  • Tim Games, executive director of investment & delivery, Liverpool City Region Combined Authority
  • Sandy Livingstone, chief executive, Onward
  • Siobhan O’Boyle, associate director, Hawkins\Brown
  • Andrew Byrne, director, CBRE Liverpool
  • Darren Muir, senior planning director, Pegasus Group
  • Mark Alexander, director, Freeths

Liverpool City Region Development Update is sponsored by Curtins, Onward, Muse, Pegasus Group, Sisk, Otis, and Freeths.

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There will be a mixture of presentations and panel debates with plenty of networking breaks. Breakfast and lunch are included.

Tickets cost £125+VAT. Local authorities and registered providers can purchase tickets at a 50% discount.

See full agenda and speaker profiles

There will be a mix of presentations and panels. Breakfast and lunch are included, providing plenty of opportunity for business development.

Book using the form below – if you can’t see the form, please contact [email protected]

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