Event
Location: Milton Keynes
Details of the event are now avaialble
POS Spring Conference - Milton Keynes 20/21 May 2010
Letter of invitation
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Programme
programme spring conf 2010 as at 7th April
Booking Form
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POS Spring Conference - Milton Keynes
Thursday 20 May 2010
10.00 Registration and coffee
Tactics Suite, Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes
10.30 "Welcome (to the pleasuredome)" David Hackforth, President, Planning Officers Society & Milton Keynes Council
10.40 "Every Home is Wired" - major infrastructure and the 2008 Planning Act Angus Walker, Bircham Dyson Bell
11.15 "Building the Perfect Beast" - planning and delivering low carbon communities Robert Shaw, Associate Director, AECOM
11.50 "Root Canal Recovery" - securing the future of inland waterways through the planning system heather Clarke, Head of Strategic Planning, British Waterways
12.25 "Let's Work Together" - providing planning services Dave Jolley, Capita Symonds
13.00 - "You've Got A Friend" - Alice Lester, Planning Advisory Service
13.15 "Lunch (will keep us together)"
14.15 Coach departs hotel
14.30 "Cool change" - Wolverton Park - regeneration in a historic setting
15.45 "Far Canal" - boat trip at National Canal Museum, Stoke Breurne, through Blisworth canal tunnel
17.00 Coach departs Stoke Breurne for tour of Milton Keynes
18.00 Coach arrives at Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes
19.30 "P.O.S. Is Ruining My Life" - pre dinner drinks The Ballroom, Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes
20.00 President's Dinner (black tie preferred) Guest speaker: Chris Shepley (includes POSCA awards presentation)
Friday 21 May 2010
09.00 Coffee - Tactics Suite
09.30 "Stadium Arcadium" - tour of MK Dons Stadium Led by Pete Winkelman
10.15 "Are Friends Electric?" - the Plugged in Places Programme Prof Stephen Potter, Professor of Transport Strategy, The Open University
11.00 "Park Life" - maintaining MK's green infrastructure, David Foster, Chief Executive Officer, The Parks Trust, Milton Keynes
11.45 "Raw Power" - energy efficiency in buildings Ian Byrne, National Energy Foundation
12.30 "Boogie Sandwich" Buffet lunch and depart
13.15 "Chateau Lafitte 59 Boogie" - Optional visit to Waddesden Manor (National Trust property) (separate charge if enough interest shown)
The Planning Officers Society is grateful for support from the following organisations:
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