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Mark Easton
Home Editor,
BBC News
Mark Easton has been home editor for BBC News since April 2004. The role covers the main areas of UK life and public policy, with an aim of offering broad perspective on changing Britain
He was previously home and social affairs editor at Channel 4 News and political editor of Channel Five News.
Mark made a number of documentaries for Channel 4 and his work was also included in the entry which won the channel the Emmy Award for International News in 2003.
Sessions
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17-Oct-2023Introduction
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17-Oct-2023Keynote address
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17-Oct-2023Delivering regeneration at scale and pace
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17-Oct-2023Creating successful places
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17-Oct-2023Sustainable communities
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17-Oct-2023Healthy homes and lifestyles
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17-Oct-2023Day 1 reflection with Q&A
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18-Oct-2023Introduction Day 2
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18-Oct-2023Keynote address
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18-Oct-2023Creating smart cities
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18-Oct-2023Sustainable energy and circular economies
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18-Oct-2023Inspiring and upskilling the next generation
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18-Oct-2023Delivery and empowerment
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18-Oct-2023Day 2 reflection with Q&A and closing remarks