LONDON: Real world application of CIHT's influential guidance and the essential next steps
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The UK needs more homes, but they need to enable healthy lives and successful economies. This event is aimed at transportation professionals involved in building successful new places, the challenges faced and how they can be overcome.
Integrating planning and transport is a key theme in the sector at present. The event will build on CIHT’s Better Planning, Better Transport, Better Places advice and bring together the key players in the sector. The day will be an opportunity to hear from those leading this approach and to get your questions answered directly. Furthermore, opportunities for networking will provide a chance to hear about new projects, make connections you will value and kick-start 2020.
There’s more to be announced in the coming weeks.
The event provides an opportunity to hear
9:30am: Arrival and registration
9:50am: Welcome and introductions- CIHT representative
10:00am: Stefan Roberts, Housing and Transport Policy Manager, Planning Policy, Department for Transport
10:20am: Jon Sandford, Lead on Infrastructure Planning, Homes England
10:40am: Simon Emery, Senior Economic Development & Spatial Planning Manager Network Planning Division, Highways England
11:00am: Q & A Session and Discussion
11:15am: Tea/Coffee Break
11:30am: Keith Mitchell, Director Community Development and Infrastructure, Stantec
11:50am: Lynda Addison OBE FCIHT MTPS, Chair of CIHT's sustainable transport panel
12:10pm: Speaker TBC, Ministry of housing, communities and local government
12:30pm: Jenny Raggett, Transport for New homes
12:50pm: Q & A Session and Discussion
1:05pm: Chair round-up
1:10pm: Lunch and Networking
2pm: Event close
Advice for creating a more sustainable approach into transport, planning and creating better places
CIHT's Better Planning, Better Transport, Better Places advice document focuses on the critical practical steps that can be taken by planning professionals, developers, advisers, and local communities to overcome these barriers, from developing a strategic or Local Plan to delivering a development. It not only works within the context of current planning legislation and the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) but also provides recommendations for the government for improving current policy.
Through this advice, creating places that meet the requirements of the 21st century in terms of all the critical elements of environmental, economic, and social sustainability while also effectively delivering the homes needed will be possible. The effective integration of planning and transport is fundamental to achieving this objective.
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e: info@ciht.org.uk
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