Seminar: Devon’s New Housing Need – A Government & Local Authority Perspective. 21st March 2019

Please join us at this important seminar.

Thursday 21st March 2019. 11am-3pm. at The Estuary Suite, Sandy Park, Exeter EX2 7NN (junction 30, M5)

Keynote speaker: Kit Malthouse MP, Minister of State for Housing & Planning; Sir Hugo Swire MP East Devon; Stephen Walford, Chief Executive Officer Mid Devon District Council; Dr Phillip Bratby CPRE Devon.

All welcome. Admission by ticket only. CPRE Members – Free admission. Non-members – £5, including refreshments.
To book your place(s) please visit –

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/devons-new-housing-need-a-government-local-authority-perspective-tickets-57377917897

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