Manchester Development Club

Name: Manchester Development Club
Start: 2026-06-04T12:30:00Z
End: 2026-06-04T14:00:00Z
Location: Browne Jacobson Manchester office

04 June 2026

Browne Jacobson Manchester office

You're invited to our upcoming Development Club, taking place in our new Manchester office on Thursday 4 June 2026.

Join us from 12.30pm for lunch, followed by a series of insightful presentations. We are delighted to partner with Kings Chambers and Ocasa Homes for this event.

Our speakers include Elana Kaymer from Kings Chambers, who will discuss the latest updates in planning law, and Ian Scott from Ocasa Homes will provide an update on the private rented sector market.

Following the presentations, we invite you to stay for networking, providing you with the opportunity to continue the conversations and make new connections. We also encourage you to ask any questions throughout the event.

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