The Spring and Autumn Online Conferences serve as key platforms for local authorities and housing sector professionals to discuss pressing issues and innovative approaches to housing and development. The events are designed to bring together council representatives, housing associations, developers, and consultants to explore emerging challenges, regulatory updates, and successful case studies in the housing sector.
Sponsorship Fees 2025/26:
Members: £2,500 + VAT
Non-member: £3,100 + VAT
Benefits of sponsorship:
- Showcase your expertise and thought leadership
- A speaking slot, and we’ll collaborate on curating the event programme
- Your brand associated with the Councils Network for 12 months
- Maximise your brand’s visibility and reach influential housing professionals
- Branded as the sponsor on all event marketing – including website, social media posts and email invitations
- Access to attendee lists and contact information
- Insight Reports for both conferences, which consolidate the knowledge shared and provide actionable insights post-event
To become a sponsor or learn more, contact george.thompson-dunne@housingforum.org.uk today.
What our members say
We value The Housing Forum’s cross sector membership and the breadth of the discussions that offers. In particular, we have found it really useful to listen to a range of different voices including Local Authorities, housing associations, construction companies, manufacturers and consultants all around one table.
Homes England
What our members say
‘We joined The Housing Forum to network and exchange ideas with like-minded professionals working within the housing sector.’
BPTW
London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham, South Fulham
What our members say
We are committed to the delivery of affordable housing and have identified opportunities in the borough for delivery of up to 1,500 homes to be delivered in the next 5 years. We’re interested in linking up with like-minded organisations through the Housing Forum who can help us deliver our ambitious £400milion+ housing development programme and help us meet our zero-carbon targets by 2030.
London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham
Featured image: Network Homes, Kilburn Quarter
What our members say
‘To join in the conversation with Housing Forum members and to take an active role in the forums which share best practice and address the challenges of the housing sector’
Sovereign Network Group
Fusion Building Systems, Horsforth Mill, Leeds
What our members say
‘The UK continues to face a housing shortage and it’s now widely accepted that modern methods of construction (MMC) have a significant role to play in delivering the number of new homes needed. However, the need to drive change in the industry remains. Through its publications and forums, The Housing Forum continues to act as a catalyst for the future of MMC and we’re proud to be part of that journey.’
Private: Fusion Building Systems
Featured image: Leeds City Council, Broadlea Street
What our members say
‘With such an ambitious programme, we are keen to network with other local authorities and leaders in the private sector in order to share ideas and best practices. We believe the forum will help us to work collaboratively with peer organisations and keep up-to-date with developments and innovations within the housing sector.’
Leeds City Council
Sheffield City Council, New Council Houses
What our members say
I have been involved with The Housing Forum’s Local Councils Advisory Group since January 2020. I have been impressed with the enormity of the established network that The Housing Forum has and their work to gather relevant knowledge from different sectors of the industry, partners and beyond, distributing to all those who can benefit from this research. Their work is extensive in understanding the potential collaboration and knowledge gaps within the housing sector, striving to kick-start debate and fill these gaps. Working with local councils is part of filling one of these established gaps, encouraging knowledge sharing throughout the public sector and understanding how working with other sectors and partners can help fulfil housing delivery aspirations.
Joanne Payne, Service Manager – Housing Growth
Sheffield City Council