Programme and presentations

Ec450: The Challenges for the Mayor's London Plan

Mondays 4.30 - 6.00, Room S421, St Clement's Building.

All Seminars are Free and Open to the Public

3 January 2003	Robin Thompson (GLA planning consultant)	An Overview of Challenges to the London Plan
20 January 2003	Tony Travers (LSE)	The Plan's Investment Implications and their Realism\| (PowerPoint)
27 January 2003	Bridget Rosewell (GLA consultant chief economist)	The Plan's Employment Growth Assumptions and their Realism/Certainty\| (PowerPoint)
3 February 2003	Duncan Bowie (GLA)	The Housing Challenge
10 February 2003	Robert Upton (RTPI)	The Plan as an Example of Strategic Planning\| (PowerPoint)
17 February 2003	Robin Murray (Ecologika/LSE)	Sustainability in the Plan
24 February 2003	John Hollis (GLA)	The Plan's Population/Household Forecasts in the Light of the Census\| (PowerPoint)
3 March 2003	Peter Hall (Institute of Community Studies)	Are the Transport and Spatial Development Plans Consistent and/or Realistic?
10 March 2003	Martin Simmons (consultant to Association of London Government)	How will the Boroughs Respond?\| (Word document)
17 March 2003	Michael Edwards (UCL)	The Property Market and the Plan\| (PowerPoint)

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