Enforcement Excellence 2024 Conference Programme

Enforcement Excellence 2024 will explore:

Policy Perspectives:
Shaping the future of traffic management

Analysing the impact of legislative changes on traffic and parking regulation
Strategies for aligning policy with evolving urban mobility needs

Operational Insights:
Enhancing enforcement strategies

Case studies and best practice in local authority enforcement operations
Integrating technology for more efficient enforcement and compliance monitoring

Parking Management Solutions:
Public and private perspectives

Exploring effective approaches to parking management
Balancing revenue generation, accessibility and enforcement on private land

Debt Recovery Strategies:
Maximising revenue and compliance

Innovative debt recovery approaches for road traffic and parking violations
Collaborative models between enforcement agencies and debt collection services

Quality of Life Initiatives:
Enforcing environmental goals

Addressing air quality concerns through traffic and parking enforcement measures
Implementing sustainable transportation policies for healthier cities

Technology Showcase:
Advancements in enforcement solutions

Exhibition and demonstrations of the latest enforcement technologies
Networking opportunities with leading suppliers and service providers

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

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 on mark.moran@landor.co.uk

09:00

Registration
Tea & coffee served in the exhibition area

09:45

Conference Room

Session 1: Enforcement makes a difference

Our society depends on citizens respecting one another and following the protocols that define how we use roads, streets and public spaces. Enforcement Excellence will explore how public authorities and their private sector partners can encourage compliance with regulations in an effective, ethical and transparent manner.

Welcome: Dean Fennell-Connell, Sales Director, Trellint UK

Themes:

The session will discuss issues such as:

How effective enforcement supports local communities
Making school streets safer
Tackling anti-social behaviour
Using enforcement to support public services
Looking after vulnerable debtors

Speakers include:

Russell Hamblin-Boone, Chief Executive, CIVEA
Carole Kenney, Director Welfare, Road Traffic & Road User Charging, CDER Group
Michael Wiktorko, Service Area Manager, Parking Enforcement, Hackney Council

Q&A

11:00

Ozone Room

Morning Break: Tea & coffee served in the exhibition area

11:30

Conference Room

Session 2: Enforcement technology trends

A showcase of innovative solutions that can help highways authorities, car park operators, property owners and enforcement agencies.

Chair: Sharon Silcock, Head of Sales, Yunex Traffic (Enforcement)

Keynote: Data-driven enforcement

Traffic and parking operations are increasingly harnessing data on vehicles, drivers and patterns of behaviour in order to identify trends and optimise the deployment of enforcement teams. This session will explore:

Using data to understand the kerb
Digitising the kerb and streets
How to improve the quality of DVLA and other data
Achieving data-driven efficiencies
Harnessing AI to analyse data

Speaker

Suzanne Varney, Director of Technology & Product Development, Trellint

Technology showcase

A showcase of innovative solutions that can help highways authorities, car park operators, property owners and enforcement agencies.

Connecting up systems and services
Camera systems
Sensors
Permits
Back office IT
Websites and chatbots

Speakers include:

Jason Barbour, Founder & Managing Director, Barbour Logic
Hannah Fuller, Head of Strategic Relationships, Unity5
Keith Kelly, GovTech Business Development Manager, AppyWay
Alan Wood, Chief Executive Officer, National Persistent Evader Database (NPED)

Q&A

13:00

Ozone Room

Networking Lunch: Food and refreshments served in the exhibition area

14:15

Conference Room

Session 3: Procurement and service delivery

A discussion about the procurement of enforcement services, ranging from front line patrols, back office processing, IT systems, debt recovery and litigation. There will be focus on deciding what aspects of a regime to outsource and which ones to keep in-house.

Chair: Mark Moran, Editor, Parking Review

Panel includes:

Glen Manley, Business Development Director, Marston Holdings
Trevor Taylor, Operations Director, Trellint
Michael Wiktorko, Service Area Manager, Parking Enforcement, Hackney Council

Q&A

15:00

Conference Room

Session 4: Policy and practice

A look at the challenges facing highways authorities, car park operators, property owners, enforcement agencies… and solutions that may solve these problems.

Chair: John Mason, Managing Director, TRACE Group

Themes:

The session will discuss themes such as: