Revo was proud to welcome attendees both in person and online for the official launch of the 2025 State of the Nation Report, delivered in partnership with Lambert Smith Hampton. The event marked a significant moment in the ongoing conversation around regeneration and place-making across the UK.
At the heart of the discussion was a timely and thought-provoking question:
“Does a new era of Government herald a new dawn for the revitalisation and regeneration of our centres?”
The event featured a series of compelling keynote presentations and a dynamic panel discussion, bringing together influential voices from across the public and private sectors. Together, they explored bold ideas and practical strategies for shaping the future of our towns, high streets, and shopping centres.
Featured Speakers Included:
- Dr. Steven Norris, Lambert Smith Hampton
- Vivienne King, Revo & Impactful Places
- Paul Roberts, Oldham Council
- Phil Hepworth, AEW Architects
- Victoria Gould, Landsec
- Chris Ives, Lambert Smith Hampton
- Ojay McDonald, Association of Town & City Management
- Stuart Harris, Milligan & Revo
We extend our sincere thanks to each of our speakers for their insights, passion, and commitment to driving forward the regeneration agenda.
To our attendees – whether you joined us in the room or tuned in virtually – thank you for your energy, engagement, and thoughtful contributions. Your participation helped make the event a resounding success.
We also wish to acknowledge our partners and collaborators for their continued support in championing the future of our places and spaces.
What’s Next?
You can now download the full report and gain insights into the evolving landscape of our centres and communities.
- Revo Members – access the report directly via the Content Hub on Revocomms.
- Non Members – you can download the report here.
Missed the event? The full recording is now live and ready to watch.
Let’s keep the momentum going – the journey to revitalise our centres is only just beginning. Be part of the movement shaping the future.