Launched by the team behind Scottish Housing News, and forming a key part of the Scottish Construction Summit (SCS), SHS brings together housing associations, local authorities, developers and industry bodies for a day dedicated to the issues shaping housing delivery in Scotland. Running alongside SCS, the co-located format also opens up valuable crossover with the construction side of the industry, giving delegates access to both programmes under one roof.

A Programme Built Around the Issues That Matter

The Summit’s agenda is structured around the biggest challenges and opportunities facing the sector right now:

• More Homes Scotland — a look at the proposed new government body to speed up housebuilding
• Sustainable Retrofit — case studies showcasing innovative responses to Scotland’s retrofit challenges
• Construction Innovators — presentations from leaders pioneering net zero tools and building practices
• SSEN Transmission — exploring the construction and housing opportunities arising from SSEN’s multi-billion-pound electricity transformation across the north of Scotland
• Planning Our Way Out of the Housing Emergency — a conversation on NPF4, Local Development Programmes and speeding up the planning system

Big Names Already Confirmed

The Summit has already secured a strong line-up of speakers from across the housing sector, including Dr Jocelyne Fleming - Scottish policy and public affairs lead at The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB); Liz Hamilton, senior land planning manager at AS Homes & Briar Homes; David Raine, policy manager at Homes for Scotland; and Gordon Thomson, director and head of Scotland at Turley.

Potential sessions currently in development include a Housing Association Leaders panel and an outline of Awaab’s Law in Scotland.

Register Now

With a full programme taking shape and a free-to-attend format, places are expected to fill quickly. Delegates are encouraged to register early to secure their spot.

Register now — free to attend.

To sponsor or exhibit, contact Commercial Director, Raymond Carr: Raymond@scottishnews.com or 07956242860