Flexibility, Growth and Development – Wimbledon’s Workplaces
Wimbledon is a popular location for occupiers, with excellent connectivity, including fast access to central London, Surrey and to London’s international airports, a desirable quality of life in a pleasant, safe environment and a skilled and educated local workforce...
Wimbledon is home to one of London’s largest theatres, the UK’s first theatre dedicated to children, a black box performance studio, a community arts space and two major cinemas. It is also the base of Wimbledon College of Arts, with its prestigious courses in costume design and digital design skills for stage and television...
Wimbledon College of Arts, University of the Arts London
James Penfold
Founder
Infinite Partners
Fiona Razvi
Festival Director
Wimbledon Bookfest
11:45 am
How is Wimbledon Performing?
How much do you really know about Wimbledon? This session presents key facts and statistics and showcases the town’s current and future developments...
Strategic Marketing, Place and Sustainability Adviser
Love WImbledon
Paul McGarry
Head of Regeneration and Economy
Merton Council
12:00 pm
Coffee
12:30 pm
BREAKOUT – People and Places on your doorstep
Wimbledon is recognised as having a skilled and educated workforce in its local population and the areas around Wimbledon are seeing significant investment. Clarion is undertaking regeneration schemes worth £1.8 billion across Merton...
During the lunch, delegates will have the opportunity to “Meet the Planner”
If you would like to book a slot, please RSVP to eepelle@wlcreative.org.uk by Friday 20th September.
2:30 pm
Sport as a driver of economic success
Merton, as London’s first Borough of Sport, will be investing in sports facilities across the Borough over the next three years...
