Subject: TBA Hosted by: Hogan Lovells Venue: Atlantic House, Holborn Viaduct, EC1A 2FG Programme: Speakers: TBA Chair: TBA Programme in development

The Housing Gap: How and where are we going to build more homes? All the political parties, in the run-up to the election, promised to build more homes. How are the Government going to increase output and isthe new administration likely to deliver on its promises? This year's Strategic Land Debate looks at the steps …

Event registration is by invitation only. Register with your email address to attend this event. You are invited by the IBP to attend the first in a series of free Futures Group journalism events. The first on Tuesday 3rd November is themed around investigative journalism and features an incredible line-up of three of the UK’s …

Join other communications groups for a Christmas Carol Concert at St Bride’s Church and share in a programme of traditional and contemporary carols, readings and music, including the renowned St. Bride’s Choir, with guest performers Matthew McAllister (Guitar) and Aisling Agnew (Flute) Bidding: Lord (Guy) Black, Executive Director, Telegraph Media Group, President, London Press Club …

Venue: Four Seasons Hotel, Park Lane Guest Speaker & Awards Presented by: TBA Venue: Four Seasons Hotel, Park Lane Guest Speaker & Awards Presented by: Peter Wynne Rees CBE, Professor of Places and City Planning. UCL Faculty of the Built Environment Awards Presentations hosted by: Peter Murray, Chairman, New London Architecture Gallery at The Building …

Reception: 7.30PM to 10.00PM at All Bar One, Ludgate Hill

Reckon you are digitally savvy? If you're are a B2B journalist then this might be wishful thinking. The IBP's Futures Group, in conjunction with City University, invites you to come and learn from two of the UK's top digital hacks about how to up your game on social media and reader engagement at an exclusive event …

DELIVERED BY WRITER AND HISTORIAN ADRIAN TINNISWOOD Writer and historian Adrian Tinniswood pieces together the human story of the Fire and its aftermath, providing a reconstruction of what happened to schoolchildren, and servants, courtiers and clergymen. The Great Fire wasn’t simply a tragedy of economics and architecture, some 436 acres of closely packed streets burned, …

IBP Summer Party Venue: St Martin’s Hall and Light Well, St Martin in the Fields, Trafalgar Square Hosted by: Rebecca Evans, Editor, Construction News, President IBP Speaker: Sophie Walker, Leader of the UK’s Women’s Equity Party Ticket Application Form