Planning 2012: Making It Work!
Outline programme for 2011
More details and speakers will be added as soon as these are confirmed, but the outline programme for Planning in the Big Society? is as follows:
Day 1 - Tuesday 14 June
- 07.30 Registration
09:00-09:50 RTPI careers surgeries
10:00-11:10 Plenary session: Planning in the Big Society – delivering justice and power for the public good?
- 11:15-11:45 Coffee break
11:50-12:50 New knowledge - new skills (choice of workshops)
- 12:50-14:00 Lunch
14:05-15:15 Plenary session: Soap opera or grand opera - can neighbourhood planning deliver?
- 15:20-15:45 Coffee break
15:50-16:50 New knowledge - new skills (choice of workshops)
16:55-18:05 Plenary session: RTPI Shaping the Agenda - from local to global, from challenge to opportunity. Presidential address and Ministerial speech plus Q and A
- 18:05-19:30 Drinks reception
Day 2 - Wednesday 15 June
- 07:30 Registration
09:00-10:10 Plenary session: Rebalancing the economy, locally and nationally
10:15-11:15 New knowledge - new skills (choice of workshops)
- 11:15-11:45 Coffee break
11:50-13:00 Plenary session: Carbon reduction or carbon copout?
- 13:00-14:10 Lunch
14:15-15:15 Plenary session: Localism in action (Pecha Kucha-style presentations)
15:20-16:20 New knowledge - new skills (choice of workshops)
16:30-18:00 Plenary session: Panel Debate – Big Society: substance or sham?
Close by RTPI President
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We're adding speakers to the main programme pages as they're confirmed, but here's a quick update on speakers so far:
14 June
Planning in the Big Society – delivering justice and power for the public good?
- Jonathan Porritt, Founder Director of Forum for the Future
- Robert Bullard, Environmental Justice Resource Center, Clark Atlanta University
Soap opera or grand opera - can neighbourhood planning deliver?
- Dr Paula Ridley CBE, Chair, Civic Voice
- Kelvin MacDonald, Senior Visiting Fellow, Department of Land Economy, Cambridge
RTPI Shaping the Agenda - from local to global, from challenge to opportunity.
- Richard Summers, RTPI President 2001
- Trudi Elliott, Chief Executive, RTPI
- Greg Clarke MP, Minister for Decentralisation and Planning
15 June
Rebalancing the economy, locally and nationally
- Elizabeth Cox, Programme Head, Connected Economics, New Economics Foundation
Tackling climate change - carbon reduction or carbon copout?
- John Qualtrough, Partner, Bircham Dyson Bell
Panel Discussion - Planning in the Big Society?
- Sylvia Brown, Chief Executive, ACRE
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