Date: Thursday 8 February 2024
Location: The Telford Hotel. Spa & Golf Resort, Great Hay Drive, Sutton Way, Telford, TF7 4DT
Seminar Programme
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About the seminar
Clean and pleasant local environments have a wide range of benefits including improving public health, wellbeing, and promoting the image of an area. Despite limited resources and increasing demands, councils have continued to develop their StreetScene services and deliver for their local communities.
APSE brings together a wide variety of speakers who will debate how they have transformed policy into practice to achieve these changes. On the day we will:
- Consider how Governments can help local authorities address the issues of fly-tipping and littering through a more tailored approach to local problems.
- We will look at how local authority street cleansing services are trying to play their part in addressing climate change by looking what can be practically done now, and what is needed to be able to do more in the future.
- How service review and subsequent transformation can bring about significant benefits both to the quality and sustainability of local authority services but also to the local residents
- How local authorities need to have a flexibility in service delivery approaches, looking to partners to help manage increased usage of our streets and open spaces.
Presentations
Tackling waste crime: The Environment Agency taskforce - Speaker: Emma Viner, Enforcement & Investigations Manager and Kev Knight, Senior Environmental Crime Officer, Environment Agency
South Staffordshire Council: Revitalizing Street Cleansing and Street Scene Services - Winner APSE service awards 2023 Service Team of the Year: Street Cleansing and Street Scene Service (Public Realm) - Speaker: Ryan Taylor (Street Scene Performance & Climate Change Manager), South Staffordshire Council
Telford & Wrekin Council approach to using data and insight to improve street scene - Speaker: Paul Fenn , Neighbourhood Enforcement Manager, Telford & Wrekin Council
A word from our sponsor: Brightly Software - Speaker: Tim Woolven, Brightly Software
Fly-tipping Toolkit: How to Present Robust Cases to the Courts toolkit. - Speaker: Joe Minns, Team Leader - Local Environmental Quality, National Fly-tipping Prevention Group, DEFRA
Lincolnshire Environmental Crime Partnership: Protecting Lincolnshire’s environment by working together to effectively tackle waste related crimes. - Speaker: Ayeisha Kirkham, Head of Service (Public Protection), South Kesteven District Council
Warrington Borough Council: Fly-tipping Intervention Grant - Speaker: Linda Smallthwaite BEM, Investigations & Enforcement Manager, Warrington Borough Council
South Ayrshire Locality Hit Squads - Speaker: Paul Dougall, Co-ordinator Neighbourhood Services, South Ayrshire Council