On the latest episode of the politics and property podcast, EG senior writer Piers Wehner and former housing minister Mark Prisk meet West Midlands Mayor Andy Street.
Street tells the team why a mayor has to be a good storyteller, why a career at John Lewis proved a perfect route into regional politics and why Liz Truss may still be right. In part. Sort of.
Bricks & Mortar: The Land Collective’s Sarah Hayford discusses the launch of its Black Girls in Property programme
EG Like Sunday Morning: Let’s talk about IPSX (plus WeWork and Birmingham)
In on the Act: The role of the Law Commission in legislative change
EG Like Sunday Morning: Starting out in real estate
Crown Estate CEO, Dan Labbad, on his career in real estate and effecting positive change
Unlocking value in data: It’s what you do with it that counts
Bricks & Mortar: DWS’s head of UK, Jessica Hardman, discusses her journey in real estate
Bricks & Mortar: Love Surveying’s Marion Ellis on neurodiversity
EG’s Office Politics meets Lord Deben - aka John Gummer
Bricks & Mortar: ULI Hines student competition – the benefits of diverse teams and collaboration
Voice of the Region: Shropshire – Locked stock and one smoking flaxmill
Bricks & Mortar: Turley’s Richard Laming on the evolution of the planner’s skillset
Meet the Future Leaders: Understanding the power and impact of using your voice
Meet the Future Leaders: Why great communication is about more than what you say
Meet the Future Leaders: Showcasing a brighter future for UK real estate
EG Like Sunday Morning: BPF cheers and RICS fears
EG’s Office Politics meets Jamie Driscoll
Bricks & Mortar: Nicky Richmond on accelerating your career
EG Like Sunday Morning: Black Women in Real Estate and the RICS
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