

Cherwell District Council at 'Science Cities - Oxfordshire and the Growth Corridor' this January
Above: CGI of EXOq, the proposed research and innovation compute environment, which intends to build on Oxford’s international reputation, set within parkland on land owned by Exeter College in Cherwell District, adjacent to Kidlington and Oxford Parkway Station (Courtesy EXOq / Exeter College Oxford / Burrell Foley Fischer) Future Cities Forum is delighted that Ian Boll, Executive Director of Place & Regeneration at Cherwell District Council will be joining our January discu


Oxford Science Enterprises joins Future Cities Forum's January 'Science Cities'
Image: The offices of Oxford Science Enterprises on the Banbury Road - part of Keble College's newly developed H B Allen Centre, designed by MICA Architects (courtesy MICA) Future Cities Forum is delighted that Pete Wilder, Head of Property and Operations at Oxford Science Enterprises (OSE), will be contributing to our 'Science Cities' discussion event at Jesus College, Oxford this January. Pete leads on property strategy at Oxford Science Enterprises, managing OSE’s own port


Mission Street at Future Cities Forum's 'Oxfordshire and the Ox Cam Growth Corridor' this January
Image: Inventa, purpose-built office and lab space on Oxford West End (courtesy OWA for Mission Street) Future Cities Forum is delighted that Artem Korolev, Founder and CEO of Mission Street, will be contributing to our Oxford 'Science Cities - Oxfordshire and the Growth Corridor' discussion event this month in the Cheng Kar Shun Digital Hub at Jesus College.. Artem founded Mission Street in 2017. Building on extensive track record across investment, development and finance,


Future Cities Forum's Housing Award 2026 shortlist
Image :courtesy of Mowat & Co - Morpeth Road, Hackney Our all-female judging panel will be assessing three nominated housing projects for awards this January. The projects are all small housing developments - less than 20 homes - and include homes in Hackney London, Horfield Bristol and Grantham, Lincolnshire. It has been a challenge for UK councils and social housing companies to deliver genuinely affordable new homes in 2025, but these represent three successfully built pr


Westminster City Council approves construction partner for £229m Ebury Bridge phase two regeneration scheme
Image: courtesy of Westminster City Council Westminster City Council’s Cabinet has approved the appointment of McLaren Construction Limited as the main construction partner for the second phase of the Ebury Bridge redevelopment. Through the contract approval, the council has agreed a phase two budget worth £229m for the overall construction of the development and the delivery of the next significant milestone for the scheme. Enabling works for phase two are expected to begin


