Manchester Development Club, September 2026
You're invited to our upcoming 'Development Club', taking place in our Manchester office.
Join us from 12.30pm for lunch, followed by a series of insightful presentations. We are delighted to partner with Greater Manchester Combined Authority for this event.
Our speakers include Stephanie Furness from Greater Manchester Combined Authority, who will discuss how driving growth in Greater Manchester (GM) means focusing investment where it can have the greatest impact. Stephanie will discuss how GM’s Growth Locations, the Integrated Pipeline and the Good Growth Fund are working together to unlock development, attract investment and deliver sustainable growth at scale.
We will also hear from Browne Jacobson’s planning team, who will provide an update on the new National Planning Policy Framework.
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.
This event is suitable for and aimed at developers, land agents, banks, funders and registered providers.
We look forward to welcoming you in September at our Manchester event.
Our in-person and online events are designed exclusively for clients and targets. As such, we reserve the right to cancel bookings. If you’d like to speak to a member of the team regarding your attendance, please contact us.
Contact
Camille Caulfield
Senior Associate
camille.caulfield@brownejacobson.com
+44 (0)330 045 2117
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