Event Date
Venue
House of Lords
Attlee and Reid Room
Located within the Palace of Westminster
SW1A 0PW, London
United Kingdom
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Join us for the launch of the APPG-HCOP report following the year-long inquiry into creating intergenerational communities. This invite-only event will showcase the evidence and policy recommendations needed to create inclusive, mixed-age communities and neighbourhoods across the UK.
Overview
The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Housing and Care for Older People is pleased to invite you to the official launch of the findings from its year-long Inquiry into Creating Intergenerational Communities. This Inquiry, co-chaired by Lord Best and Anna Dixon MP, has explored how housing and community design can deliberately foster mixed-age neighbourhoods, promoting wellbeing, connection and support across generations.
Over the course of 2025, the Inquiry has brought together evidence from experts, practitioners, policymakers and lived-experience voices to better understand how intentional intergenerational environments can improve the social, health and economic outcomes for people of all ages. The report sets out key findings and practical recommendations for future housing policy, planning and delivery.
Join us at the House of Lords on Tuesday 17 March 2026 from 3.30pm to 5pm to hear the findings of this influential Inquiry, engage with parliamentarians and sector leaders, and help shape the next steps in building inclusive, mixed-age communities across the UK. Places are strictly limited.
Book now to secure your place!
This APPG is grateful to The Riverside Group and Places for People for sponsoring this Inquiry.
The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Housing and Care for Older People is pleased to invite you to the official launch of the findings from its year-long Inquiry into Creating Intergenerational Communities. This Inquiry, co-chaired by Lord Best and Anna Dixon MP, has explored how housing and community design can deliberately foster mixed-age neighbourhoods, promoting wellbeing, connection and support across generations.
Over the course of 2025, the Inquiry has brought together evidence from experts, practitioners, policymakers and lived-experience voices to better understand how intentional intergenerational environments can improve the social, health and economic outcomes for people of all ages. The report sets out key findings and practical recommendations for future housing policy, planning and delivery.
Join us at the House of Lords on Tuesday 17 March 2026 from 3.30pm to 5pm to hear the findings of this influential Inquiry, engage with parliamentarians and sector leaders, and help shape the next steps in building inclusive, mixed-age communities across the UK. Places are strictly limited.
Book now to secure your place!
This APPG is grateful to The Riverside Group and Places for People for sponsoring this Inquiry.
Draft Agenda
3.30pm - Networking and refreshments
4.00pm - Welcome and Report Overview
- Lord Best, Co-Chair of the APPG-HCOP & Inquiry Chair
4.10pm - The Inquiry’s Recommendations:
- Lois Beech, Consultancy and Partnerships Manager, Housing LIN
4.20pm - Housing Minister (Baroness Taylor of Stevenage) - TBC(invited)
4.30pm - Vote of Thanks
- Anna Dixon MP (APPG Co-Chair) - TBC
- Inquiry's sponsors, The Riverside Group and Places for People
4.35pm - Closing Remarks
- Lord Best, Co-Chair of the APPG-HCOP & Inquiry Chair
4.40pm - End
5.00pm - Event close
3.30pm - Networking and refreshments
4.00pm - Welcome and Report Overview
- Lord Best, Co-Chair of the APPG-HCOP & Inquiry Chair
4.10pm - The Inquiry’s Recommendations:
- Lois Beech, Consultancy and Partnerships Manager, Housing LIN
4.20pm - Housing Minister (Baroness Taylor of Stevenage) - TBC(invited)
4.30pm - Vote of Thanks
- Anna Dixon MP (APPG Co-Chair) - TBC
- Inquiry's sponsors, The Riverside Group and Places for People
4.35pm - Closing Remarks
- Lord Best, Co-Chair of the APPG-HCOP & Inquiry Chair
4.40pm - End
5.00pm - Event close