Meeting the UK’s housing demand

Built Environment Committee Closed Inquiry
Opened: 22 Jun 2021 Closed: 8 Nov 2022 Parliament page
This inquiry investigates the demand for new housing in the UK and how barriers to meeting this demand can be overcome. The inquiry considers the key factors shaping the type, tenure and quality of housing needed in the UK. It also examines a range of challenges to meet that demand … Read more
1 Report
8 Oral sessions
11 Events
Activity timeline 13 events
10 Jan
2022
30 Nov
2021
Formal meeting (private meeting) · Room 3A, Palace of Westminster
23 Nov
2021
Formal meeting (private meeting) · Virtual meeting
16 Nov
2021
Formal meeting (private meeting) · Room 1, Palace of Westminster
2 Nov
2021
26 Oct
2021
19 Oct
2021
12 Oct
2021
14 Sep
2021
7 Sep
2021
20 Jul
2021
Oral evidence sessions 8 sessions
Emma Fraser · Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities Rt Hon Christopher Pincher MP · Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities
Andrew Wilford · Esquire Developments Ltd Brian Berry · Federation of Master Builders Clare Miller · Clarion Housing Group
Cllr Dr Ed Turner · Oxford City Council Grant Butterworth · Leicester City Council Pooja Agrawal · Public Practice
David Birkbeck · Design for Homes David Orr CBE · the Good Home Inquiry Professor Ricky Burdett CBE · London School of Economics and Political Science
David Bainbridge · Savills Jonathan Manns · Rockwell Property Victoria Hills · Royal Town Planning Institute
Anthony Smith · Transport Focus Ian Chaplin · Omio Mark Enzer · Mott MacDonald Ms Charlotte Bonner · Education and Training Foundation (ETF) Shashi Verma · Transport for London Stephen Radley · Construction Industry Training Board
Alex Morton · Centre for Policy Studies Dr Anna Minton · University of East London Ian Fletcher · British Property Federation Toby Lloyd · No Place Left Behind Commission
Professor Chris Leishman · University of Adelaide Professor Christine Whitehead · London School of Economics and Political Science Professor Michael Oxley · University of Cambridge