Why attend?

Get practical step-by-step guidance on the process behind transforming streets, how to build a case for a scheme and learn how to avoid the potential pitfalls.

Who should attend?

Local authority officers
Councillors
Consultants
Campaigners
Academics
Suppliers

Delegate rates

Public Sector

First London Council Delegate

FREE

Each Additional Delegate

£195 + VAT

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Private Sector

First Delegate

Each Additional Delegate

£249 + VAT

£349 + VAT

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Programme

Please note: programme currently in development

09.00

Registration open

Tea and coffee served in the exhibition area

09.45

Welcome

James Slater, Cabinet Member for Planning and a Sustainable Camden, Camden Council

Video message: Will Norman, London's Walking & Cycling Commissioner

10.00

Session 1

Opening plenary: From policy to transformational change

Chair: Helen Cansick, Head of Investment Planning for Healthy Streets, TfL

The strong link between mode shift and reduced KSIs
Lilli Matson, Chief Safety, Health and Environment Officer, Transport for London

Building a strong narrative: how to inform, involve and inspire communities
Steffi Dance, Transport Strategy Communications, Engagement and Consultation,
Camden Council & Stephanie Edwards, Director, Urban Symbiotics

Why the Holborn Liveable Neighbourhood is paving the way for attractive, healthy, accessible and safe streets for everyone
Liv Reed, Principal Transport Planner, Camden Council

11.15

Morning break

Tea and coffee served in the exhibition area

11.45

Session 2

Re-designing places for better health outcomes

Chair: Steph Bortoli, Director, Sustainable Communities, Project Centre

Healthy Hospital Streets: Turning a traffic-dominated street into a child-friendly, healing environment

Magali Thompson, Project Lead, Great Ormond Street Hospital

London's 'quiet revolution' – how TfL's Walking and Wheeling Action Plan could convert half a million trips from driving to walking

Winsome Hull, Senior Business Strategy Manager, Transport for London and Maryam Shakiba, Strategic Planner - Transport Planning, Transport for London

Making healthy streets measurable over time – continuous sensor-based monitoring

James O'Keeffe, Healthy Streets Programme Manager, Transport for London and Matt Shaw, Chief of Staff, Vivacity Labs

The missing middle: how better streets become better health outcomes

Dorian Isaacson, CEO, Rhevia

13.00

Lunch break

Refreshments served in the exhibition area

13.30

Optional Walking Tour

A guided walking tour of the Holborn Liveable Neighbourhood scheme

14.30

Session 3

Case Study Pecha Kucha: Quickfire, image-centric presentations turning the spotlight on inspirational schemes

Chair: TBC

West and East Greenwich modal filters

Rich Udemezue, Project Manager, Communities, Central and Environment, Greenwich Council

Transforming Camden High Street
Emma Turner, Strategic Transport Projects Manager, Camden Council

10 things every cabinet member delivering active travel infrastructure should know

Rezina Chowdhury, Head of Communications and Engagement, Project Centre

Micromobility
Hammersmith & Fulham and Citisense

Climate resilience
Habib Khan, Director, Meristem Design

Sustainable freight – Zero Emissions Network

Ali Howes, Senior Transport Planner, Hackney Council

Tufnell Park environmental improvements
Mohammed Lawal, Urban Designer, Urban Movement

Manchester's CyanLines
Carragh Godolphin-Teague, Strategic Lead, Energy & Environment, Manchester City Council

15.45

Afternoon break

Tea and coffee served in the exhibition area

16.15

Session 4

Funding and delivering schemes

Chair: Colin Black, Director, Mayer Brown

Why it pays to look beyond the usual sources when seeking funding for street schemes
Johanna Gewolker, Liveable Neighbourhoods Programme Team Manager, Camden Council

'Quick wins': Small measures that can go a long way when creating better streets

Carol Boye, Placemaking Manager, Central District Alliance

Delivering the goods – How a cross-departmental approach and new partnerships can help unlock the funding needed for active travel schemes

Dr Polyvios Polyviou, Head of Highways & Sustainable Transport, Southwark Council

17.15

Networking social

Refreshments served in the bar

17.45

Conference close