Green Infrastructure fit for 2012

The Olympics may be good news for some towns and cities, where investment is being concentrated. But are the rest of us getting a raw deal? Speakers will look at planning for sport and then at the more traditional planning topics of open space, recreation and leisure, but as now wrapped up in green infrastructure (GI). PPG17 was published in 2002 and is up for review. We will have a look at how it has fared as a framework for policy and practice and what might replace it. Biodiversity and flood control will get a mention too and we will wrap it all up with a progress report on green infrastructure plans of various sorts.

Here you will find the papers for each of the speakers - you should download  the papers and bring them with you on the day 'please review the documents before 'deciding what to print.  We encourage the use of electronic devices to save of the printing costs, if using this method please bring your charger.     

May we take this opportunity to remind you,  that papers are for use of delegates and copyright laws apply.Some of the presentations are very large with lots of photo's you may wish to review before you print.

PROGRAMME: 

Stewart Cargill- Manager, - Facilities and Planning NE, Sport England

Planning for Sport and 2012

Clive Davies -Visiting Fellow, Newcastle University

GI and climate change frameworks in tandem

Ian Mell -GI Officer, East Cambridgeshire District Council

GI strategies in practice - Cambridgeshire case study.

Briefing Note

Kit Campbell -Kit Campbell Associates

PS on Planning for a Natural and Healthy Environment - whither PPG17?

Steve Lowe- Head of Conservation, Northumberland Wildlife Trust.

New thinking on incorporating biodiversity into GI 

- 4 documents (n.b.please note one slide was 11.3mb and too large to upload - Weatslade - couple on a bench)

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Celeste Morgan -Associate Director, Sustainability, AECOM Design and Planning

Integrating GI and sustainable water management -in 5 documents

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David Hinckling -Director, The Planning Cooperative.

Using Concept Statements to delivery GI case studies.

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N.B please note that only some of the slides are included in this link.  The reason for this is that there s a compatibility which we have not been able to resolve in time. The speaker has agreed that if anyone specifically needs the slides which are missing, they should note this on the evaluation sheet and provide their e:mail address and he will forward them to you.