RTPI Yorkshire Conference Series

21-May-12

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The RTPI Yorkshire Conference Series is organised by RTPI Yorkshire in partnership with Leeds Metropolitan and Sheffield Hallam Universities to promote good planning practice and to provide a service to support its members and others in the built environment field. 

Next Event

Contingency Planning and Water Management. Ref 1206. Booking closes: 15 June.

Wednesday 20 June 2012, Leeds

How should planners respond to the vulnerability of the region to unwanted land, river and sea based water events?  Water resource allocation, the adequacy of our current coastal erosion and flood risk assessment procedures and the level of attention and resources that heavy precipitation events should be given in the future will be considered.

Contact yorkshire@rtpi.org.uk for a booking form. 

How to Book for conferences in the series

  • YCS 2012 programme (pdf, 124kb). Read a synopsis of all 10 conferences in the 2012 Series. 

Conferences can be bought under our Season Ticket Scheme:

  • An "A" Season ticket for 10 places costs £795.00 plus VAT
  • A "B" Season ticket for 5 places costs £445.00 plus VAT

To book a Season Ticket place please download the Season Ticket booking form, complete and email to yorkshire@rtpi.org.uk.

Or can be booked individually

  • Individual places cost £110.00 plus VAT per place. 
  • We also have reduced price tickets at £20.00 plus VAT places for unwaged planners (2 per annum per person)  
  • A limited number of free places are available for full time students on planning courses (1 place per annum per student and subject to availability)

For an individual or student booking form for any of the conferences in the 2012 series, please email yorkshire@rtpi.org.uk or download the relevant booking form.

Reports from 2012 events

Green Fields and Spaces: Incorporating Green Infrastructure into Planning

Held in Leeds on 22 February.

Reports from 2011 Events

November's event was on 'Planning Law Update' held at the Leeds College of Music on 17 November. Read the report (61kb) 

October's event was on 'Rural Planning: A Balancing Act?' David Alexander's presentation on The Rural Challenge - next steps for planning practice (pdf) can be downloaded. 

We held our May event in York on 'Development Management Law', supported by Cobbetts. John Moritz gave a presentation entitled 'Hi-De'Hi!: Chalet Developments in Rural Areas'. You can see his presentation here.

At the same 'Development Management Law' conference, Martin Kingston QC and Christopher Young gave a presentation to RTPI members on 'The Localism Bill and Spatial Planning: A view from the Sharp End'. It is available here.

'Localism & open source planning - what it means in practice' was the title of our 14th July conference at Leeds College of Music. Read the report 'Crisis - what crisis?' here

 

Author:
Trish Cookson
Publisher:
The Royal Town Planning Institute
Date:
21-May-12
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