Book Your Place

Bookings can be made on-line by clicking on 'Book Your Place' at the bottom of this page. Alternatively please download the booking form by clicking on the icon of the brochure displayed on the green panel at the bottom of the page.

Conference Booking and Pricing Information

Why JPLC Oxford?

You should attend if you work in the planning system and are a surveyor, planning consultant, planning officer, barrister, solicitor, developer or other planning professional. The conference provides delegates with detailed practical papers containing in-depth analysis, advice and case studies relating to the key planning issues of the day. The weekend opens with a keynote speech and dinner in Balliol College Hall and during the remainder of the conference, there are plenty of other networking opportunities. Take away information that will give you the edge in your practice, add value to your organisation and offer new ideas to implement.Can you afford to miss JPLC Oxford?

Conference Fee 2013

Early Bird Fee (bookings made before 28 June 2013): £599 + VAT

After 28 June 2013 full conference fee: £639 + VAT

Scholarship places: £320 + VAT

Parking £25 + VAT

and booking form will appear here shortly. If you would like to make an advanced booking please email lucinda@jplc.org or call 020 7242 4141

2013 On-Line Booking Form is Now Open

03 April 2013

Bookings can now be taken on-line for 'early bird' or 'scholarship' places, in advance of the registration form being printed at the end of April for the 2013 conference. Booking on-line couldn't be...

Testimonials

Relevant, interesting and challenging in equal measure, the conference combines high quality, topical content with a welcoming, friendly and highly sociable atmosphere.

Executive Director, Argent Group plc

The Oxford Planning Conference is an excellent opportunity to keep up, both with the new developments and thinking in a rapidly changing world and also with old friends and colleagues. It is a winning combination of education and sociability which I always make it a point to try not to miss.

Barrister, No 5 Chambers