Presented by: Parking Review
Organised by: Landor LINKS
Sponsored by: Marston Holdings
Supported by: National Blue Badge

Enforcement Excellence 2026 brings together local authorities, policymakers, transport professionals and technology providers to explore the evolving role of enforcement in managing roads, public spaces and urban environments.

As pressures on local authorities continue to grow, enforcement is no longer simply about issuing penalties. It plays a critical role in ensuring compliance, enabling access, supporting vulnerable users and maintaining the safe and efficient operation of towns and cities.

At the same time, new approaches to charging and pricing are emerging as essential tools to manage congestion, improve air quality and support long-term funding.

This year’s conference introduces a dedicated focus on Charging for Movement, exploring how enforcement and charging are increasingly working together to shape behaviour and deliver better outcomes.

Through expert presentations, panel discussions and parallel streams, the event will combine strategic insight with practical delivery — covering everything from Blue Badge enforcement and anti-social behaviour through to Clean Air Zones, road user charging and future funding models.

Key Themes

• Parking enforcement and compliance
• Moving traffic regulations and enforcement powers
• Road user and emissions charging schemes
• The Blue Badge scheme: access, misuse and reform
• The results and impact of National Blue Badge Awareness Week
• Public Space Protection Orders (PSPOs) and anti-social behaviour
• Pavement parking, fly-tipping and environmental enforcement
• Managing electric vehicle charging bays
• Ghost and cloned number plates
• Debt recovery and supporting vulnerable debtors
• Protecting frontline staff

Charging for Movement
The day will see a special focus on the use of charges to change driver behaviour and improve the functioning of the road transport network:

• Clean Air Zones, congestion and access charging
• Workplace Parking Levies and parking policy
• Lane rental and road pricing
• The role of enforcement in charging schemes
• Public acceptability, fairness and communications
• Behaviour change and compliance
• Funding transport in an EV future
• The growing role of charging in local authority revenue