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The day will include a focus on:

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Parking enforcement​

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Enforcing moving traffic regulations

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The pricing of penalty charges

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The important role of appeals and adjudication services

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The problem of cloned and ghost number plates

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Getting traffic and parking signage right

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Regulating parking on private land

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Reducing nuisance behaviour

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Protecting frontline staff

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Identifying persistent offenders and penalty evaders

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Who you will meet

  • Local authority officers

  • Parking operators

  • Finance managers

  • Councillors and stakeholders

  • Parking operators and contractors

  • IT system suppliers

  • Regulatory and professional bodies

  • Campaign groups

  • Legal service providers

  • Personal protection and body-cam suppliers

  • ANPR system specialists

  • Consultants and academics

  • Citizens and debt advisory services

Delegate rates

Private Sector

1st delegate

£245 + VAT

Private Sector

Each additional delegate

£145 + VAT

Local Authorities

Each additional delegate

£95 + VAT

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Programme

Please note the programme is currently in development, check back for updates

​​If you have ideas for the programme please send them to Mark Moran at: mark.moran@landor.co.uk

09:00

Registration
Tea & coffee served in the exhibition area

09:45

Conference Room

Welcome: Keynote address

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10.00

Conference Room

Session 1: Serving the public


Ensuring the streets and urban realm of our towns and cities remain accessible, safe and clean requires regulations backed by effective enforcement. The opening session will explore the role of enforcement teams in looking after:

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  • Kerbside parking and deliveries

  • Bus lanes, box junctions, cycle lanes and banned turns

  • Pavements

  • 20mph zones

  • Clean air zones

  • School Streets

  • Blue Badge and permit schemes

  • Car parks

  • Town centres

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The panel

An expert panel will discuss key issues including:

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Understanding the cause of problems

Drawing up rules and regulations

Engagement and consultation

Deploying uniformed patrols

Using ANPR and CCTV

Appeals and representation

11:00

Ozone Room

Morning Break: Tea & coffee served in the exhibition area

11:30

Conference Room

Session 2: Enforcement Technology Showcase


Leading technology developers and service systems will provide insights into new systems and applications drawn from the supporting exhibition.

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Talks will cover themes such as:

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  • Automated number plate recognition (ANPR)

  • Noise cameras

  • Body-worn cameras

  • Uniforms

  • Patrol vehicles

  • Permit schemes

  • Notice processing systems

  • Systems integration

  • Debt management apps

 

13:00

Ozone Room

Networking Lunch: Food and refreshments served in the exhibition area

14:30

Conference Room

Session 3: Challenges and solutions


Enforcement Excellence 2025 will explore how highway and transport authorities, their private sector partners, the police and government agencies can work together to detect and deter antisocial and criminal behaviour.

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A panel will explore solutions to problems such as:

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  • Persistent offenders and debt evaders

  • Cloned vehicles and ghost plates

  • Dangerous and selfish drivers

  • Violence against patrol officers

  • Misuse of electric vehicle charging bays

  • Fraudsters and scammers

  • Fly-tippers

16.00

Ozone Room

Networking Reception

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Drinks served in the exhibition area.​

16:30

Event Close

Published programme is subject to change

Speakers

Speakers
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MARK MORAN

Editor

Parking Review

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Organised by:

Presented by:

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Tuesday 15 July 2025  –  15 Hatfields, London SE1

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