East of England Conference Programme
01-Mar-10
The RTPI East of England Conference Programme is being continually updated. Watch this space for up-to-date developments!
2010 CONFERENCE PROGRAMME:
The theme for 2010 is "How Planning Can Promote Behavioural Change". This ties in with the first commitment of the RTPI's "Planning to Live With Climate Change" 7 Commitments.
The second conference of the year will take place on Friday 26 March 2010. Entitled "Minerals, Waste and Resource Management", the venue will be the award-winning Waterbeach Waste Management Park near Cambridge. Further details are available on the Events Calendar or email the Regional Co-ordinator.
Other topics in 2010 will include:
- Retail and Town Centres/Market Towns
- Community Planning and Local Involvement
- Major Development Proposals/Infrastructure Planning/National Policy Statements
- Annual Councillors Conference
- Flood Risk - Identification, Assessment and Avoidance
- Heritage Assets and Place Making
- Annual Planning Law Update
- Environmental Assessment
Further details of the 2010 Conference Programme will be available shortly.
Cost:
The cost includes refreshments and lunch.
A limited number of subsidised places are available for RTPI Regional Members. Contact Tina Jessup at the Regional Office for further details.
Advance bookings:
Advance bookings can be made by email for any of these events.
Future Events:
If there is a topic which you feel should be covered at a future event, let us know about it. After all, these local events are organised for you!
EVENTS HELD:
- "LDF's - Where Are We and Where Are We Heading?" - download full conference programme; 13 March 2008; Marks Tey
- "Climate Change and Energy Management" - download full conference programme; 22 April 2008; Norwich
- "Planning for Water including PPS25 Development & Flood Risk Update" - in association with the Environment Agency - download full conference programme; 15 May 2008; Peterborough
- "The Role of Conservation in Regeneration" - in association with the IHBC East Anglia Branch - download full conference programme; 8 July 2008; Kings Lynn
- "Influencing Travel Behaviour - Making Sustainable Transport Work" - in partnership with Ameys, the Highways Agency, St Edmundsbury BC and Suffolk CC - download flyer; 26 September 2008; Bury St Edmunds
- "Delivering the Green Infrastructure of the Growth Locations" - sponsored by The Landscape Partnership - download full conference programme; 3 October 2008; Ipswich
- "Current Planning Issues" An Update Conference for Councillors - download conference programme; 14 October 2008; Cambridge
- "East of England Planning Law Update 2008" - download conference programme; 6 November 2008; Cambridge
- "Delivering High Quality Homes in High Quality Places for All" - download full conference programme; Wednesday 3 December 2008; Marston Vale Forest Centre near Bedford
- "Delivering Growth in Difficult Times" held in association with Barton Willmore - download full conference programme - 19 March 2009; Cambridge
- "Energy: The Planners' Vital Role in Conservation and Generation" sponsored by The Landscape Partnership -- download full conference programme - 28 April 2009; Bury St Edmunds
- "Planning Enforcement" in association with NAPE - download full conference programme - 19 May 2009; St Albans
- "Place Making in Historic Cities" held in association with IHBC East Anglia Branch - download full conference programme; 17 September 2009; Norwich
- "Coasts: Planning for Change" sponsored by Inspire East - download full conference programme; 6 October 2009; Ipswich
- Update Conference for Councillors - download full conference programme; 20 October 2009; Ely
- "East of England Planning Law Update" - download full conference programme; 13 November 2009; Cambridge;"Sustainability - "Identifying and Mitigating the Impacts of New Development" - download full conference programme; Joint conference with AMEC E&E 15 December 2009; Chelmsford
- "Planning for Demographic Change" - download conference programme Held in association with The Landscape Partnership; 11 February 2010; Ipswich.
- Author:
- Tina Jessup
- Publisher:
- The Royal Town Planning Institute
- Date:
- 01-Mar-10
- Categories:
- Nations & Regions
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