BNG BREAKFAST BRIEFING

MANCHESTER

Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) policy came into effect this year and developers across England are still getting to grips with their new requirements. Join us for this event where we'll be breaking down everything you need to know about BNG in your area.

We’ve carefully selected speakers with local expertise to offer guidance on the planning, ecology, and legal aspects of the new policy. They’ll give an overview of BNG, explain its requirements, and set out the most effective options for BNG delivery near you, including off-site Biodiversity Units from Habitat Banks located in the Harrogate area.

To ensure you have ample opportunity to ask all your burning questions about BNG, attendance will be limited so you'll have the chance to speak directly with leading BNG experts who are ready to offer their support.

Tuesday 5th November - Manchester

Manchester Hall, 36 Bridge Street, M3 3BT
8:30 – 11:00am

Speakers

Lloyd Collins
Account Director
Environment Bank

Penny Simpson
Partner
Freeths

Lausanne Jenkins
Principal Ecologist
Environment Bank

Schedule

8:30am - Breakfast
9:00am - BNG Presentation
10:00am - Q&A Session
10:30am - Networking

Lloyd Collins | Account Director: Planning & Delivery | Environment Bank
Lausanne Jenkins | Principal Ecologist | Environment Bank

Lloyd and Lausanne will outline the steps developers must take to ensure they meet regulatory BNG planning requirements and explore options for effective delivery. They will showcase Environment Bank's nationwide network of Habitat Banks and will focus on three sites near Manchester. They will also present recent case studies to show how developers have used the Biodiversity Units generated to meet their BNG planning requirements.

Penny Simpson | Partner | Freeths LLP

Penny will provide an update on BNG policy, including clarifying what types of projects are legally subject to the regulation and where exemptions lie. She will also discuss the legal practicalities for securing and delivering BNG over 30 years and where long-term liabilities sit.