Enforcement is no longer just about penalties –
it is about managing behaviour, access and outcomes.
Programme
Please note the programme is currently in development.
If you have any ideas for the programme please send them to Mark Moran at: mark.moran@landor.co.uk
08.45
Registration
Tea & coffee served in the exhibition in the Ozone Room
09.45
Conference Room
Opening Plenary:
Enforcement, charging and the changing role of Local Authorities
Themes:
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The growing pressure on local authorities (funding, compliance, behaviour)
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The evolving role of enforcement beyond penalties
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The increasing importance of charging and pricing
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Why enforcement and charging are becoming more connected
10.45
Ozone Room
Networking break
Tea & coffee served in the exhibition
11.15
Room A
Stream A:
Choosing the right approach
Understanding the Charging Toolkit
Themes:
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Clean Air Zones, congestion and access charging
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Workplace Parking Levy
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Lane rental and road pricing
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Parking as part of wider charging strategies
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How to identify the right approach for different towns and cities
Room B
Stream B:
Blue Badge, Inclusion and Compliance
Ensuring fairness and proper use of the Blue Badge scheme
Themes:
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The experience of disabled people
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Scale and forms of Blue Badge misuse
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Results from National Blue Badge Awareness Week
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The role of education and awareness courses
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Digitisation of the Blue Badge
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Different approaches to checking and enforcement
12.45
Ozone Room
Lunch & Networking break
Refreshments served in the exhibition
13.45
Room A
Stream A:
From policy to delivery
Implementing charging schemes
in practice
Themes:
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Building the business case
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Legal powers and governance
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Communications and public acceptability
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Political risk and decision-making
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Common pitfalls and lessons learned
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Case studies from local authorities
Room B
Stream B:
Enforcement in Practice – Tackling real world challenges
Managing compliance across the network
Themes:
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Antisocial parking at destinations
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Pavement parking and street management
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Protecting Electric Vehicle (EV) charging bays
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Fly-tipping and environmental enforcement
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Multi-agency working
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Balancing enforcement, education and resources
14.30
Ozone Room
Networking break
Tea & coffee served in the exhibition
15.00
Conference Room
Closing Plenary:
What comes next? The future of enforcement and charging
Themes:
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The future of road user charging
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The role of enforcement in delivering policy outcomes
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Funding transport in the long term
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What local authorities should be doing now
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Key takeaways from the day
16.15
Ozone Room
Networking Reception
Drinks served in the exhibition
17.00
Conference close
Speakers
MARK MORAN
Editor
Parking Review
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Sponsored by:
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Thursday 2 July 2026 – 15 Hatfields, London SE1