Select Committee · Built Environment Committee

Young People and the Built Environment

Status: Open Opened: 26 Mar 2026

Oral evidence sessions

4 sessions

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Date Session and witnesses Source
9 Jun 2026
Built Environment Committee Meeting
Joanna Averley · Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities, Kayleigh Wainwright · Department for Culture, Media and Sport, Stephanie Peacock MP · Department for Culture, Media and Sport
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28 Apr 2026
Built Environment Committee
Dr Neal Shasore · The School of Building CIC, Huan Rimington · Build Up Foundation, James Delaney · BlockWorks, Sara Candiracci · Arup
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21 Apr 2026
Built Environment Committee
Fiona MacDonald, Nicola Rochfort · Grosvenor, Teresa Strachan
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14 Apr 2026
Built Environment Committee
Dr Jenny Russell · RIBA, Neil Pinder · Graveney School, Terry Watts · Built Environment School Trust
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Who gave evidence

13 witnesses

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WitnessOrganisationSessions
Dr Jenny Russell · Director of Education and Learning RIBA 1
Dr Neal Shasore · Founder The School of Building CIC 1
Fiona MacDonald 1
Huan Rimington · Founder Build Up Foundation 1
James Delaney · Founder BlockWorks 1
Joanna Averley · Chief Planner Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities 1
Kayleigh Wainwright · Head of Be Seen & Heard and Strategic Projects Department for Culture, Media and Sport 1
Neil Pinder · Head of Architecture Graveney School 1
Nicola Rochfort · Head of Community Engagement Grosvenor 1
Sara Candiracci · Associate Director Arup 1
Stephanie Peacock MP · Minister for Sport, Media, Civil Society and Youth Department for Culture, Media and Sport 1
Teresa Strachan 1
Terry Watts · CEO Built Environment School Trust 1

Correspondence

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