Presentations
The presentations from the APSE Annual Seminar 2017 are available to download below.
Session 1: The Policy Symposium: Brexit, funding and the future! A picture from across the UK local government sector
Paul O’Brien Chief Executive, APSE
Tim Peppin, Director of Regeneration and Environment, Welsh Local Government Association
Derek McCallan, Chief Executive, Northern Ireland Local Government Association
Session 2: Neighbourhood services: Why they matter and how do we pay for them?
Neighbourhood services: Beyond austerity
Dr Peter Kenway, Economist and Director of the New Policy Institute
Sustainable communities: linking the frontline to the big policy outcomes
Zena Cooke, Corporate Director of Resources, London Borough of Tower Hamlets
The future public servant: A workforce fit for the future
Heather Wakefield, National Secretary for Local Government, UNISON
How excellence in frontline services is supporting our ambitions for growth
Justin Thompson, Assistant Executive Director Neighbourhoods, Knowsley MBC
Session 3: Beyond Austerity: Housing, People and Places
Aileen Murphie, Director DCLG/LG VFM, National Audit Office
Dr William Bird, CEO, Intelligent Health
Session 4: Commercialisation and Income Generation
Assets and Investments - CIPFA
David Bentley, Head of Asset Management, CIPFA
Mark Bradbury, Head of Capital Assets, Southampton City Council
Stephen Clarke, Head of Housing and Property Services, Oxford City Council
A social care company model: Norse Care Ltd
Karen Knight, Managing Director of Norse Care Ltd
Session 5: Getting your mservices operational efficient and effective
Birmingham City Council: Health and well-being through school meals
Brian Cape, Business and Service Development Manager, Birmingham City Council
Cardiff Council; Refuse, Recycling, Parks and Public Realm
Tara King, Assistant Director Environment, Cardiff County Council
Highways services: the fourth emergency services
Iain Waddell, Managing Director, Tayside Contracts
Session 6: Resilient futures
Greening your council: Challenges and Opportunities
Ray Noble, APSE Energy
Brexit and the future: Regulatory matters for council services
David Kilduff, Partner, Walker Morris
Promoting excellence in public services
APSE (Association for Public Service Excellence) is a not for profit unincorporated association working with over 300 councils throughout the UK. Promoting excellence in public services, APSE is the foremost specialist in local authority frontline services, hosting a network for frontline service providers in areas such as waste and refuse collection, parks and environmental services, cemeteries and crematorium, environmental health, leisure, school meals, cleaning, housing and building maintenance.
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