Bradford-Property-Forum-Web-Logo

Bradford Property & Economic Forum

The aim of the Bradford Property and Economic Forum is to contribute positively and effectively to the future growth and development of the Bradford Metropolitan District. We do this through hosting regular events and steering group meetings, which involve networking, information sharing and discussion on property and economic initiatives.

The Forum works closely with the Bradford City Council to provide a sector input to achieving this vision for Bradford. It also provides a sounding board for public sector infrastructure proposals and other major schemes brought forward in the city.

Steering Group Members

  1. Dan  Starkey, Ove Arup & Partners Limited
  2. Amir Shabir, Aspinall Verdi
  3. Justin  Patel, Biscayne Properties
  4. Chris  Eaton, Bradford Council
  5. Adam  Brannen, Bradford Council
  6. David Coe, Barratt & David Wilson Homes Yorkshire West
  7. Jennifer Winyard, Barratt & David Wilson Homes Yorkshire West
  8. Stephen McManus, Chartback Ltd
  9. Simon Mydlowski, Clarion
  10. Clive Brook, Clive Brook Planning
  11. Fatima Mejbil, Faum Architecture
  12. Mariam  Lambat, Fusion Interiors
  13. Paul Young, Gordons LLP
  14. Justin Robinson, Hayfield Robinson Ltd
  15. Graeme Scott, Incommunities Group Ltd
  16. John Linnell, Mott MacDonald
  17. James  Dinsley, Muse
  18. Arshad Hussain, Ove Arup & Partners Limited
  19. Adnan Malik, Premier Housing (Bradford) Ltd
  20. Linda  Hollings, Rance Booth Smith Architects
  21. Matt  Rudman, Rappor Consultants - CHAIR
  22. Marcus Rathbone, Rex Procter & Partners
  23. Gavin  Winter, Spawforths
  24. Paul Alexander, Ultimate
  25. Richard Merrills, Organisation TBC
  26. Yaseen Mohammed, Y Property Ltd

Sub Groups

  • Planning
  • City Centre
  • Transport

Bradford Property & Economic Forum

Find out about Property & Economic Forum events in the region

Bradford Chamber

Bradford, Airedale and surrounding areas

Bradford Manufacturing Weeks

Raise the profile of manufacturing in Bradford