Community Regeneration Partnership

Angus Kennedy spoke at this conference in London in October 2011.  The conference was organised by the Chartered Institute of Housing.

Angus Kennedy presented a Governance Masterclass at the NHF eastern regional conference, which took place at Stansted in September 2011.

Jeremy Birch the Leader of Hastings Borough Council and Bob Young, Chief Executive of Local Space Housing Association, signed a Memorandum of Understanding between their two organisations at a Regeneration Conference held at the Stade on 20th July.  Read the rest of this entry »

In May 2011 as Chair of Cross Keys Homes Angus Kennedy attended a conference organised by the Housing Associations in Peterborough.  Read the rest of this entry »

Angus Kennedy attended and acted as a Facilitator for the NHF Leaders Forum in March 2011.  Read the rest of this entry »

Angus Kennedy was invited to be part of the advisory steering group planning the 2011 National Housing Federation Leaders Conference.

In September 2010 Angus Kennedy chaired the keynote session at the National Housing Federation’s Annual Conference.  The speaker was Ben Page, Chief Executive of Ipsos MORI.

In June 2010 Angus Kennedy attended this debate on ‘Planning and the Future’ organised by the West Midlands region of the Royal Town Planning Institute.  The debate took place in Leamington Spa.

In June 2010 as Chair of Cross Keys Housing and Board Member of Opportunity Peterborough Angus Kennedy attended a conference in Peterborough: ‘Reinvigorating a City Centre’.

In March 2010 Angus Kennedy attended the National Housing Federation’s Leaders Conference as Chair of Cross Keys Housing.

In October 2009 John Downie chaired a CIH Conference.

Rosie Winterton, DWP Minister

In July 2009 Angus Kennedy was a speaker at the fifth Annual Regeneration and Renewal Conference, which took place in Birmingham.  Read the rest of this entry »

In March 2009 Angus Kennedy delivered a presentation at the Regeneration and Renewal National Regeneration Summit, and also chaired one of the sessions.  Read the rest of this entry »

In March 2009 Angus Kennedy delivered the Keynote speech at the Guide Neighbourhoods Conference in Birmingham.  Read the rest of this entry »

In March 2009, as Chair of Cross Keys Homes, Angus Kennedy attended the National Housing Federation’s Leaders Conference.

In February 2009 Angus Kennedy gave a presentation to the Black Country Consortium on Regeneration.

In December 2008 Donald McIntosh chaired a Conference looking at how health inequalities were being tackled in the West Midlands.  Read the rest of this entry »

In November 2008 Angus Kennedy was part of a UK delegation advising the Taiwanese Government.  Read the rest of this entry »

In September 2008 Angus Kennedy delivered a presentation at the national conference of the Regeneration Skills Collective of Wales.  The theme of his presentation was ‘Current Regeneration Themes: Best Practice’.

In June 2008 Angus Kennedy was invited by BURA to deliver a presentation at the Conference taking place at the MK Dons Stadium in Milton Keynes.  The title of the presentation was ‘The Making of Community Spaces’.

In June 2008 Angus Kennedy was invited to give a presentation at the Urban Land Institute Conference ‘Housing Affordability:  Solutions for the Future’ in Amsterdam.  Read the rest of this entry »

Late in 2007 John Downie and Angus Kennedy were commissioned by Nottingham City Council to help prepare a major conference on the theme of Strategic Regeneration.  The Conference took place in April 2008.  Read the rest of this entry »

In April 2008 Angus Kennedy along with Andy Munro led a tour of the Jewellery Quarter regeneration area in Birmingham as part of the Royal Town Planning Institute Networks conference.

In October 2007 Angus Kennedy was invited to chair the CIH Successful Neighbourhoods event in Manchester.  Read the rest of this entry »

In June 2007 Angus Kennedy chaired a conference in London organised by the Royal Town Planning Institute entitled World Class Sporting Events.  Read the rest of this entry »