Presentations & Workshops
Monday 16 March 2009
Presentations
Welcome
Phil Barton, Chief Executive, ENCAMS
Design out Crime
Liane Hartley, Principal Socio-Economic Consultant, Capita Symonds
A Clean Sweep – Delivering cleaner streets in diverse neighbourhoods
Nigel Tyrrell, London Borough of Lewisham
Annette Hastings, Senior Lecturer, Department of Urban Studies, University of Glasgow
Involving local communities in budget setting – participatory budgeting in theory and practice
Phil Teece, Programme Manager, Paricipatory Budgeting Unit
U Decide - Participatory budgeting
with children in Newcastle
Nick Brereton, Investing in Children Co-ordinator, Children's Services, Newcastle City Council
Stefenie Anderson, Policy Officer, Social Policy Team, Newcastle City Council
Community Space Challenge
David Hopkins, National Programme Manager, Catch 22
Workshops
Linking The Local Environmental Quality And Antisocial Behaviour Agendas
David Clarke, Home Office
Louise Arnold, ENCAMS
Effective Enforcement – Getting Past Common Obstacles
David Armstrong LL.B (Hons), Mallard Consultancy
Using Market Research To Improve Services
Larry Austin, Bournemouth Borough Council
Jo Butcher, Group Director – Market Research and Local Campaigns, ENCAMS
Presentations & Workshops
Tuesday 17 March 2009
Presentations
Introduction to the Day
Phil Barton,
Chief Executive,
ENCAMS
The Danish Deposit
and Return System
Birgitte Ettrup,
Dansk- retursystem A/S
Gutter Share Brands
Professor Cathy Parker, Manchester Metropolitan University
Dr Stuart Roper, The University of Manchester
Ginette Unsworth,
ENCAMS
Conference Summary
Phil Barton,
Chief Executive,
ENCAMS
Workshops
Using Your NI 195 Data – Improving Your Skills – Engaging With Your Communities
Strategic Projects Team, ENCAMS
Housing Kitemark
David Cockcroft, Housing Director, ENCAMS
Outcomes Focused Monitoring And Evaluation; Evidencing The Benefits Of Your Projects
Stella Blackledge, Training Manager, ENCAMS