Access All Areas? The High Court Clarifies Survey Powers

This event runs as an informal discussion with a small panel of leading and informed practitioners extracting the nuances from this months topic "Access All Areas? The High Court Clarifies Survey Powers". It will discuss practical issues that arise, with participants in the meeting being encouraged to listen, join in, ask questions and share comments.

The CPA have partnered with CPT Events to bring you CPO Talking Heads.

A Deep Dive into CPO Practice: Contentious Land Right Issues in Land Assembly 

The purpose of this CPO Convention is to focus on some of the prominent and key areas of CPO practice. It delivers a nuts and bolts review of important and contentious practical matters. Aimed at those within CPO work; whether working and advising acquiring authorities or representing claimants.

Equipping Professionals with Essential Knowledge and Skills in the Compulsory Purchase Sector

CPT Events have created a series of 13 training modules, comprising lectures and group discussions, which, when combined, form a route to competency in compulsory purchase law and practice for practitioners and professional advisors. The programme is comprehensive, designed to upskill knowledge in CPO law and practice, offering distance learning for those with limited knowledge of, and involvement in, compulsory purchase work. Completing the programme is an easy benefit for employers and a valuable win for employees.

The Law and Practice of Land Assembly for Pipes, Sewers and Flood Defences

This showcase conference provides a deep dive into land assembly and compensation for water, sewerage and flood-defence infrastructure. The subject is under unprecedented scrutiny as population growth, climate pressures and environmental concerns place increasing demands on networks and assets.

This conference examines some of the strongest statutory powers over private property on the civil statue book. Available to undertakers for land assembly and access, how those powers operate in practice, and where disputes most commonly arise. Bringing together perspectives from both infrastructure providers and affected landowners, the programme explores what works, what does not, and how policy and practice can evolve to meet the challenges ahead.