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EVENT | Future of the City
Join Mills & Reeve for a special briefing event to explore the state of the High Street at a time when retail is undergoing unprecedented disruption and the future of city centres has never been so uncertain.
The content will focus on ensuring that city centres and out-of-town can both succeed as looking at innovative ways to address the challenges that face city centre and satellite developments.
Guests will enjoy interesting presentations and panel discussion from:
- Daniel Clarke, Smart Cities Manager for Cambridgeshire Council with responsibility for Cambridge itself
- Jonathan Ellis-Miller, the award-winning founder of EllisMiller Architects and Head of Planning and Design at Criterion Capital
- a senior representative from Mills & Reeve
The informal evening will begin and end with networking, drinks and canapés, giving you the opportunity to engage with like-minded peers.
Exciting Disruptors – The Future of the City is due to take place at 24 King William Street, London, on Tuesday 8 October from 5pm to 8pm.
This informal evening will begin and end with networking, drinks and canapes, giving you the opportunity to engage with like-minded peers.
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