Enforcement encouraging compliance

The Enforcement Summit 2021 is the place to learn about the latest policy, legislative and operational developments in the field of civil traffic, parking and air pollution regulation.

The day will cover front line enforcement, back-office operations and the recovery of debts. The scope of the event encompasses local authority operations covering the kerbside, street-scene, air quality and enviro-crimes such as fly-tipping. 

Keynote speakers and expert panels will examine themes such as themes such as:

• Debt recovery during and post-lockdown 
• An update on Clean Air Zones and Moving Traffic Enforcement penalties and debt
• The enforcement of anti-social behaviour (littering, fly-tipping, HGV parking, noise abatement) 
• The role of civil enforcement agents in multi-agency enforcement operations 
• Training civil enforcement agents and the back office 
• Dealing with vulnerable debtors 
• The use of ANPR vehicles
• The regulation of parking and trespass on car parks and private land

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A virtual event

Coronavirus has transformed the way in which we live, work and travel. To reflect this, the Enforcement Summit 2021 is being run as a virtual event using the state-of-the-art Hopin platform that will enable delegates to:

• Listen to the main conference
• Take part in Q&As
• Participate in workshops
• Visit exhibition stands
• Meet delegates in networking sessions

Key speakers

The Enforcement Summit 2021 will feature presentations and contributions by sector experts, including:

• Helen Addis, Social Responsibility & Welfare Manager, Bristow & Sutor
• Jack Alexander, Project Officer for Idling Action London, London Borough of Camden
• Russell Hamblin-Boone, Chief Executive, CIVEA
• David Glenister, Parking Investigations Officer, London Borough of Camden
• Andrew Gray, Investigation Expert, London Borough of Camden
• Jonathan Hector, Business Development Director, Videalert
• Nick Lester-Davis, Director, Nick Lester-Davis Consulting
• Mike Marrs, Business Development Director, Marston (and incoming BPA President)
• Chris Naylor, Membership and Operations Manager, The IPC
• Steve Penney, Head of Learning and Development, Marston
• Nick Ruxton-Boyle, Director of Environment, Marston
• Rob Shoebridge, Traffic and Transportation Group Manager, Derby City Council
• Paul Slowey, Director, BBFI Public Sector Investigations
• Richard Walker, Group Manager, North Essex Parking Partnership (NEPP)