Agenda

Presentations and workshops

We have over 40 presentations and workshops planned, along with numerous opportunities to network with peers over three days. Our sessions focus on practical knowledge, avoiding common pitfalls, and inspiring you to tackle new challenges. We're currently updating this page, and the full agenda will be available by December. At the bottom of this page, you can view the agenda from our previous conference for a preliminary overview of the conference structure.

Bron Afon Community Housing: Data maturity - The unglamorous work that makes AI possible
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Data maturity isn’t just important, it’s essential. Discover how Bron Afon is building a modular, interoperable architecture with a single source of truth, plugging systems in and out while retaining ownership of its data. The presentation will also cover the role of specialist resourcing and structured agile delivery, and how Bron Afon’s approach supports increasing regulatory demands, including the shift from processing data to auditing AI.

Kate Innes, Executive Director of Change, Bron Afon Community Housing

Stuart Arthur, Technical Lead, Bron Afon Community Housing

Newark & Sherwood District Council: Who owns the truth? Data quality, governance & accountability in housing
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Housing providers collect and manage vast amounts of information, yet ownership and accountability are often unclear. This workshop will explore how governance, data ownership and organisational culture can work together to improve data quality, strengthen accountability and support better outcomes for tenants and services.

Kristin McIntosh, Digital Solutions Team Leader, Newark and Sherwood District Council

Onward Homes: What do you trust AI to do?
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AI is moving fast from experimentation to real-world deployment, but what should we actually trust it to do in housing? This interactive workshop explores how AI can help you move from reactive to proactive services, drawing on practical experience in complaint prediction, damp and mould detection and tenancy sustainability. Participants will discuss where AI can add genuine value, the risks, data challenges and what the agentic future could mean for housing.

David Parkforth, Data Scientist, Onward Homes

Review our previous Agenda

N.B. This the agenda from our previous conference. Timings may change for the 2027 conference agenda.