11 December 2012 – The Royal College of Surgeons, London
The full programme and registration form for the Housing Law Conference 2012 can be downloaded here.
Registration is also available via the following link:
www.profbriefings.co.uk/hlc2012
The theme of this year’s conference is young people, homelessness and housing. Speakers will include:
Jon Snow, the presenter of Britain’s award winning Channel 4 News and in depth one-hour nightly news and current affairs programme. He has made several documentary films and chaired many television debates and discussions on a wide range of topics. He is also Chairman of the New Horizon Youth Centre and Deputy Chairman of the Media Trust.
Emma Loach, Joint Head of Documentaries at CTVC. She has been an observational documentary film maker for many years and in March 2010 she directed and produced Fix My Family for BBC2 – a film following life at a unique hostel that looks after homeless families and tries to keep their children out of care.
Diane Astin, a solicitor specialising in housing law with many years’ experience in private practice and in the voluntary sector. She regularly trains and lectures in housing law, community care and asylum support for organisations including Legal Action Group, the Law Centres Federation, the Red Cross and the Refugee Council.
Shauneen Lambe, Director of Just for Kids Law in London, an organisation that provides support, advocacy and representation to young people in trouble.
Ian Brady, Deputy Director, Troubled Families Team, Department for Communities and Local Government.
Jan Luba QC of Garden Court Chambers offering his perspective on the problems and challenges that housing lawyers will confront in 2013.
The conference will also include seminars on:
– Legal aid
– The Localism Act
– Capacity
– Anti-social behaviour
– Homelesness
Please forward details to any colleagues who may be interested in attending.
For further information on registering for the conference, contact Professional Briefings on 01920 487672 or london@profbriefings.co.uk