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CONFERENCE: DAY 2 / WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH PLENARY SESSION ENABLING GROWTH CHAIRED BY: TOBY WILLISON: Executive Director of Operations, Environment Agency How can flood and coast partners work with communities and local authorities to deliver sustainable growth? TIME 09:15 10:30 SPEAKERS Tony Meggs: Chief Executive, Infrastructure and Projects Authority Richard Blyth: Head of Policy and Practice for The Royal Town Planning Institute Graham Brogden: Director of Technical Claims, AVIVA Cllr. Keith House: Leader of Eastleigh Borough Council and Deputy Chair of The Local Government Association’s Economy, Environment, Housing and Transport Board NEW AND DIFFERENT APPROACHES TO PARTNERSHIP WORKING ROOM 1 CHAIRED BY: PAULA HEWITT Director of Commissioning and Lead Commissioner for Economic and Community Infrastructure, Somerset County Council & Chair of ADEPT Environment Board Latest examples of partnership projects led by a range of authorities in differing geographies. TIME SPEAKERS PRESENTATION TITLE 11:30 13:00 Amy Heys: Environment Agency Bill Parker: Coastal Partnership East Elliot Robertson: Scottish Envrionmental Protection Agency A more inclusive way of planning for flood risk – Cumbria after Storm Desmond Forging the new relationships in coastal management Partnership working in Scotland Matthew Hodkin: Environment Agency Reducing flood risk in York – what do our customers want? DELIVERING PROPERTY LEVEL RESILIENCE ROOM 2 CHAIRED BY: MARY DHONAU, OBE Chair of Flood Protection Group, Property Care Association & Chief Executive, Know Your Flood Risk Campaign Following the Bonfield Report, this session looks at the delivery of property level resilience measures, lessons learned and next steps for partners TIME SPEAKERS PRESENTATION TITLE 11:30 13:00 Shirley Greenwood: Environment Agency Stephen Hodgson: Property Care Association Jessica Lamond: University of the West of England Flood risk modelling across Government and the insurance industry Recognising and delivering resilience in recovery Supporting resilience during recovery, researching the role of reinstatement professionals Andrew Tagg: HR Wallingford Ed Barsley: University of Cambridge Developments in property resistance and resilience Retrofitting resilience: a methodology for assessing community flood resilience The programme content and timings may be subject to change without notice – please check website www.floodandcoast.com 14 28-30 March 2017
ENABLING GROWTH MORNING SESSIONS THE FUTURE OF SUSTAINABLE DRAINAGE ROOM 3 CHAIRED BY: INNES THOMSON Chief Executive, Association of Drainage Authorities (ADA) TIME SPEAKERS PRESENTATION TITLE 11:00 12:30 Bronwyn Buntine: Sustainable Drainage Team Leader, Kent County Council Tom Lester: Environment Agency Karen Thomas: East Suffolk Richard Kellagher: HR Wallingford Paul Hargreaves: CH2M Peter Robinson: AECOM Scene setter 4 years of public sector co-operative working, challenges, successes and the future Working together on the coast – delivering an integrated approach to coastal management SuDs design for catchment flood protection - are current criteria appropriate? Does retrofitting stormwater green infrastructure support urban regneration for communities? North Glasgow integrated water management system: using a scheduled ancient monument and modern technology to unlock regeneration OUR CITIES ARE THE POWERHOUSE OF THE UK ECONOMIC GROWTH – ARE WE DOING ENOUGH TO MAKE THEM RESILIENT TO FLOOD RISK? ROOM 4 CHAIRED BY: GARETH HEATLEY Managing Director Water Europe, CH2M This session brings together a range of experience from several of the UK’s larger cities, outside of London. With the context of “Delivering water resilient and adaptive cities” we will hear details of flood risk management initiatives in Sheffield, Leeds, York and Bristol. TIME SPEAKERS PRESENTATION TITLE 11:00 12:30 Fola Ogunyoye: Royal Haskoning DHV Will McBain: Arup Scene setter – Delivering water-resilient and water-adaptive cities Sheffield flood protection programme engagement strategy Michael Coulson: BAM Nuttall Mott MacDonald Robin Campbell: Arup Christian Lomax: AECOM Leeds flood alleviation scheme - a model for the future Delivering a strategy to manage tidal flood risk to Bristol to maximise resilience and minimise impact on future prosperity York Flood Management Plan The programme content and timings may be subject to change without notice – please check website www.floodandcoast.com www.floodandcoast.com 15
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