High Streets & Urban Centres Day @ UKREiiF 2027.

Tuesday, 18th May

The people, projects and partnerships shaping the future and regeneration of high streets and urban centres across the UK – brought together as part of UKREiiF, the UK’s leading real estate, investment and infrastructure forum.

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Outline Programme

High Streets & Urban Centres Day stream

08:00 – 09:00

High Streets & Urban Centres Breakfast

Available to Sponsor

13:30 – 15:00

High Streets & Urban Centres Lunch

Sponsored by David Lloyd Clubs

09:15 – 09:30

Headline Partner Session

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09:30 – 10:15

3 x 45-Minute Main Stage Sessions

Available to Sponsor

10:45 – 16:00

4 x 60-Minute Round Table Sessions

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09:30 – 16:30

Networking Reception

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Continuing the conversation

Previous UKREiiF speakers

Kate Nicholls

Kate Nicholls OBE

Chair
UKHospitality

Mike Spencer

Mike Spencer

Chief Development Officer
McDonalds

Harriett Renny

Harriett Renny

Director of Commercial Leasing
Battersea Power Station Development Company

Graham DODD

Graham Dodd

Vice President for Development UK&I
Accor Hotels

Suzanne Speak

Suzanne Speak

Managing Director for UK & Ireland
Radisson Hotel Group

Sacha Lord

Sacha Lord

Chair
Night Time Industries Association

Matt Snell

Matt Snell

Chief Executive Officer
Boxpark

Jill Anderson

Jill Anderson

Property Acquisitions Manager
Whitbread Premier Inn

Andrew Stokes

Andrew Stokes

Director
VisitEngland

Who’s in the room

Attending organisations

About

What is High Streets & Urban Centres Day @ UKREiiF?

Taking place as part of UKREiiF in Leeds, High Streets & Urban Centres Day brings together the people, projects and partnerships regenerating town and city centres across the UK. From retail and hospitality operators and landlords to councils, BIDs, developers and investors, the day connects the organisations deciding what happens to the vacant unit, the tired precinct and the half-let parade – and how they become places people choose to spend time in again.

High streets are no longer a retail problem to be solved in isolation – they are where housing, leisure, culture, civic services and investment meet, and where the case for town centre regeneration is made to the brands and funders who can deliver it. Set within UKREiiF’s wider forum of over 16,000 delegates and £300bn+ in opportunities, High Streets & Urban Centres Day gives occupiers, local authorities, developers and investors a focused space to build the partnerships behind the UK’s next generation of urban centres.