USE DISCOUNT CODE ONLINE5 FOR 20% OFF WHEN BUYING 5 OR MORE ONLINE EVENT TICKETS Click Here to view our upcoming events and conferences. All Events 27 Sep 2021 Seaside & Coastal Towns Development Conference Monday, 27th September 2021 0930hrs – 1430hrs Book online View Partnership Packages EventProgramme SpeakersBecome a PartnerWhat to Expect There are over 11,000 miles of coastline in the UK with seaside and coastal towns spearheading internal tourism across the nation. With the pandemic limiting options abroad, there has been a refocus on the importance of UK holiday destinations with thousands flocking to our most beloved coastal locations. Whilst there have been a number of successful modernisation efforts for our seaside towns, there are still a way to go to re-design, re-develop and reshape our coastal communities in order to create thriving locations that are better equipped for a modernising Britain. At this event, we’ll be hearing from a range of leading figures who’ve played a part in successfully regenerating our coastal towns and those who are planning to bring forward major development masterplans to ensure their seaside towns can continue to thrive in coming years. Topics to be discussed include: Game changing £4.5bn Wirral Waters ProjectDurham Council’s major regeneration plansBlackpool Airport Enterprise ZoneSouthport Waterfront developmentThe newly proposed 2,800 mile England Coast Path£80m Plymouth railway station redevelopment£6.5m Barnstaple Future High Streets Fund Pembrokeshire County Council’s regeneration plans£300m Blackpool Central developmentThe Talbot Gateway regeneration scheme£14 million Maritime Mile project5 major SW LEP projects totalling £160m£150m worth of regeneration investment in Aberdeen£6.9m Levelling Up fund bid for Ilfracombe Seafront Speakers for this event include: Kate Osbourne MP,Vice Chair Cllr Paul Miller,Cabinet Member for Economy, Tourism, Leisure and Culture Karen Yeomans,Director of Growth & Investment Colin Field,Town Planning Manager Angela Scott,Chief Executive Geoff Paul,Strategic and Technical Manager Amy Pryor,Chair Alan Cavill,Assistant Chief Executive Dominie Dunbrook,Senior Economic Development Officer Daniel Broch,Co-Founder Amanda Griffiths,Director Daniel Newman,Senior Economic Development Advisor More Speakers,TBC Soon Agenda and Programme: 09:30-09:50 Doors Open & NetworkingEnjoy some networking time with those also attending the conference and visit the exhibitors. You’ll have the ability to video chat in our networking lounge with attendees, or visit the exhibition booths. 09:50-10:00 Conference WelcomeBuilt Environment Networking; Phil Laycock, Director 10:00-11:00 Session One: How Will Coastal Towns Support the UK’s Build Back Better Plans?With towns and cities across the UK recovering from the damaging effects of the pandemic last year, this session will focus on schemes and opportunities to contribute to the government’s “build back better” agenda. A variety of policy makers and regional stakeholders come together as a part of an interactive roundtable discussion to discuss ongoing and future opportunities for regional growth in our coastal communities. Session Sponsor: (Available – click for details) Pembrokeshire County Council; Cllr Paul Miller, Cabinet Member for Economy, Tourism, Leisure and Culture APPG for Coastal Communities; Kate Osbourne MP, Vice Chair Coastal Partnership Network; Amy Pryor, Chair Heart of the South West LEP; Daniel Newman, Senior Economic Development Advisor 11:00-11:30 Networking & ExhibitionEnjoy some networking time with those also attending the conference and visit the exhibitors. You’ll have the ability to video chat in our networking lounge with attendees, or visit the exhibition booths. 11:30-12:30 Session Two: Developing for Destination and to Drive the Visiting Economy One of the main drivers of the coastal economy is tourism. Councils and developers play an important role in maintaining the conditions for it to thrive and supporting redevelopment to allow the visitor economy to continue providing local growth, jobs, and affluence. In this session, we bring together the creative minds behind current and future projects that will enable our coastal communities to prosper and attract tourism from all over the UK. Session Sponsor: (Available – click for details) Chair: Built Environment Networking; Fahmida Nisa, Event Host Network Rail; Colin Field, Town Planning Manager Durham County Council; Geoff Paul, Strategic and Technical Manager Blackpool Council; Alan Cavill, Assistant Chief Executive Aberdeen City Council; Angela Scott, Chief Executive 12:30-13:00 Networking & ExhibitionEnjoy some networking time with those also attending the conference and visit the exhibitors. You’ll have the ability to video chat in our networking lounge with attendees, or visit the exhibition booths. 13:00-14:00 Session Three: Major Development and Investment Plans Along the CoastThis session will focus on ongoing and future major regeneration and development projects, hearing from a host of organisations who are in the early stages of major works and looking to the investor market and supply chain for help. Session Sponsor: (Available – click for details) Bliss Investment Partners; Daniel Broch, Co-Founder North Ayrshire Council; Karen Yeomans, Director of Growth & Investment North Devon Council; Dominie Dunbrook, Senior Economic Development Officer 14:00-14:30 Networking, Exhibition & Close We’re set to have an exceptional line-up of speakers who’ll be sharing intel into their future development projects, plans and vision for across seaside towns and locations. Here’s an overview of the confirmed speakers: APPG for Coastal Communities – Kate Osbourne MP, Vice Chair The Coastal Communities APPG was established to look at coastal strategies on a cross-party basis and create a framework for policy to help boost coastal communities across the UK. As Vice Chair of the APPG, Kate Osbourne MP for Jarrow, joins us to share insight into the policy decisions and framework that will look to level up our coastal towns and cities heading into the future. Pembrokeshire County Council – Cllr Paul Miller, Cabinet Member for Economy, Tourism, Leisure and Culture Pembrokeshire County Council have big plans to regenerate their coastal towns in an attempt to create thriving communities within the region. The council have multiple projects in the pipeline to achieve this, including a new £41.6 million high school in Haverfordwest and a £10.4m development in Brynhir that will see 144 new houses and flats. As Cabinet Member for Economy, Tourism, Leisure and Culture Cllr Paul Miller is well placed to share insight into these projects, and also touch on driving up tourism within the county. North Ayrshire Council – Karen Yeomans, Director of Growth & Investment North Ayrshire Council are investing heavily to ensure the region’s continued growth and prosperity. The £150 million Ardrossan North Shore regeneration project has the potential to be transformative for the surrounding area and the 30 acre site will include a new community campus, housing, a new marina, commercial space and improved transport links with a projected start of winter 2022. Karen will discuss the scheme, and how it has the potential to transform Ardrossan and North Ayrshire over a 5-10 year period. Network Rail – Colin Field, Town Planning Manager Network Rail are currently in the process of developing their £80m Dawlish Sea Wall which will protect the railway line, roads and surrounding areas from flooding in the future. As part of this development, a wider promenade with better access to the station footbridge will be installed. Colin will share insight into these plans, as well as how the development is impacting not only Dawlish and Newton Abbot, but the whole Exeter-Cornwall coastline. Aberdeen City Council – Angela Scott, Chief Executive The masterplan setting out long-term plans to regenerate the area of Aberdeen beach is to be developed in a £150 million investment to regenerate Aberdeen city centre and link it to the beach area. The plan was approved as part of the council’s £214m capital programme plan for 2021/22 earlier this year. The masterplan will capitalise on the built and natural assets of the area which is a tourism priority in its own right and is likely to be more in demand in a post-Covid-19 and recovery phase as people seek safe, outdoor, wildlife, and active experiences. Angela will join the session to give more intel on this significant investment for Aberdeen and reveal how it will drive tourism into the city. Durham County Council – Geoff Paul, Strategic and Technical Manager Durham County Council are actively developing across the region to “level up” their communities and increase tourism. This programme of development and regeneration includes a new Crimdon Coastal Hub, set to cost £2.2 million as well as a £40 million, 400-home scheme at Sniperley Park. The council are also investing £14.4 million in refurbishing and extending the Durham History Centre. Coastal Partnership Network – Amy Pryor, Chair The Coastal Partnership Network was formed to encourage discourse and collaboration between 51 Coastal Partnerships and to establish links with other coastal stakeholders to address key socio-economic issues that face our coastal communities. Working in consultation with the Coastal Communities Alliance, Natural England, the National Coastal Tourism Academy and the New Economics Foundation, the CPN has recently made the entire length of the English coast accessible for the first time, with the new England Coast Path National Trail. Amy, who is also the Technical Director at the Thames Estuary Partnership, joins us to talk about the role the CPN plays in protecting and transforming our coastal economies. Blackpool Council – Alan Cavill, Assistant Chief Executive Already a popular holiday destination for UK residents, Blackpool will undergo major regeneration with a wide array of major projects underway or in the pipeline. Including the Blackpool Central development, that will deliver a £300 million leisure and entertainment complex, featuring the world’s first multimedia exhibition of its kind and the most advanced virtual reality experience. Other major projects include: several new hotels, updating and modernising key streets, a new state-of-the-art conference centre, the regeneration of the Talbot Gateway and much more. North Devon Council – Dominie Dunbrook, Senior Economic Development Officer North Devon Council is the local authority for Barnstaple, South Molton, Ilfracombe and several other villages in North Devon. The council will be overseeing numerous regeneration initiatives over the coming years with towns such as Barnstaple, receiving £6.5m from the government’s Future High Streets Fund. The council are also investing £14 million in expanding the Tarka Tennis Centre and £40 million in a 180-home development on Seven Brethren Bank. Bliss Investment Partners – Daniel Broch, Co-Founder Bliss Investment Partners (BIP) invest in a diverse range of companies over a variety of sectors. Bliss Hotels, a BIP venture, recently acquired the 250-year head lease for the entire Southport Waterfront development from Promenade Estates. With the recent success of the Southport Town Deal, BIS are working up plans for the launch of the new Waterfront. The redevelopment alongside the town’s Marine Lake will complement the planned construction of a new Lakeside performance, events and leisure complex that would sit alongside it. Built Environment Networking – Amanda Griffiths, Director Amanda is one of the Co-Founder’s of Built Environment Networking – formed almost 10 years ago. She’ll be hosting throughout the day, running the days proceedings and managing the interaction between our delegates and the speakers. Heart of the South West LEP – Daniel Newman, Senior Economic Development Advisor Covering Devon, Somerset, Plymouth and Torbay, the Heart of the South West’s £35 billion economy and 1.8 million population is equivalent to that of a major city. The LEP will oversee £50 million worth of “shovel ready” projects as a part of the Government’s £900 million Getting Building Fund to help boost the South West’s pandemic recovery. There are 19 major projects in total that will be delivered across the South West including: the £80 million Plymouth railway station redevelopment, the £30 million United Downs Deep Geothermal Power Project near Redruth, a £7.8 million ‘Torquay Gateway’ train station and £3 million investment into a new watersports centre in Ilfracombe. Associate your brand with the Seaside & Coastal Towns Development Conference and position your brand at the forefront of one of the UK’s biggest discussions and debates around seaside and coastal towns. Package Exhibition Stand Chair/ Speaking Opportunity Tickets VIP Backstage Access Cost (+VAT) Conference Partner Yes Yes 15 Yes £2,500 View Details Session Partner Yes Yes 10 Yes £1,500 View Details Best Practice Presentation Package Yes Yes 10 Yes £1,000 View Details Exhibitor Packages Yes – 5 Yes £500 View Details We have various partnership packages available, including packages with speaking opportunities, exhibition space and those that will drive brand awareness, allowing you to address your whole target audience for maximum brand awareness and impact. Our partnership packages will put you at the forefront of the industry discussion allowing you to be there, be active and be an expert within the construction and property sector, the housing sector and the whole built environment industry. Conference Partner £2,500+VAT Become the headline partner of this conference and get mass awareness and brand visibility. This package is the ultimate – with a prime location during the event, a speaking opportunity, logo positioning on the top of the logo and your name in the event title – “Seaside & Coastal Towns Development Conference; Sponsored by YOUR COMPANY NAME” The conference will be called the xxx Conference in association with your company nameAbility to help shape the conference agenda and content to bring your strategic thinking to the eventOption to recommend speakersInclusion with pre-conference speaker communicationsAccess to the speakers and panellists; an excellent opportunity to establish rapport and build commercially rewarding relationshipsPrime branding for the whole conferenceOption to do a keynote speechOne speaking position on one panel during the conferenceOnline exhibition space allowing you to video chat with delegates and share downloadable content such as literature15 online delegate passes for your team or guestsDigital media branding: your logo will appear prominently on the website, marketing emails, social media etcMaster of Ceremonies “thank you” in the opening and closing speechesSocial media – pre, during and post-conference activityInclusion with all PR and outreach to regional, national and industry pressAccess to video of the conference after the event Become a partner > Session Partner £1,500+VAT The role of the session partner provides an opportunity for you to participate in one of the sessions to build brand awareness, loyalty and trust amongst hundreds of civic and business leaders from across the industry. You’ll be seen to be a thought leader within your area of expertise and showcase your company in front of key decision-makers from across the industry. Benefits include: Ability to help shape the session agenda and content to bring your strategic thinking to the eventOption to recommend speakers for the sessionInclusion with pre-conference speaker communicationsAccess to the speakers and panellists; an excellent opportunity to establish rapport and build commercially rewarding relationshipsBranding for the whole conference and your sessionOne speaking position on your panelOption to do a five minute introduction to your panel or thought leaders presentationOnline exhibition space allowing you to video chat with delegates and share downloadable content such as literature10 online delegate passes for your team or guestsDigital media branding: your logo will appear prominently on the website, marketing emails, social media etcMaster of Ceremonies “thank you” in the opening and closing speechesSocial media – pre, during and post-conference activityInclusion with all PR and outreach to regional, national and industry pressAccess to video of the conference after the event Become a partner > Best Practice Presentation Package £1,000+VAT During the breaks delegates are able to speed network and visit the exhibitors – but with this package you can also give them the option of coming to see your company deliver a 15-minute thought leadership presentation, enabling you to play a key role in the conference. Build brand awareness, loyalty, trust and new business leads amongst numerous civic and business leaders from across the industry. Benefits include: Ability to deliver a 15-minute presentation during one of the break periods Access to the VIP Room – a green room for speakers, VIP guests and sponsorsBranding across the rest of the conferenceOnline exhibition space allowing you to video chat with delegates and share content10 online delegate passes for your team and/or guestsDigital media branding: your logo will appear prominently on the website, marketing emails, social media, etcMaster of Ceremonies ‘thank you’ in the opening and closing speechesSocial media – pre, during and post-conference activityInclusion in any PR and outreach to regional, national and industry pressAccess to video of the conference after the event Become a partner > Exhibitor Package £500+VAT If you’re looking for access to the event and a space to meet online delegates and chat with them – then our exhibitor package is perfect. Some people can be reluctant to approach exhibition stands – but online it’s different and you’ll be inundated with enquiries and questions about your brand. Benefits include: Online exhibition space allowing you to video chat with delegates and share downloadable content such as literature5 online delegate passes for your team or guestsDigital media branding: your logo will appear prominently on the website, marketing emails, social media etcMaster of Ceremonies “thank you” in the opening and closing speechesSocial media – pre, during and post-conference activityInclusion with all PR and outreach to regional, national and industry pressAccess to video of the conference after the event Become a partner > Exhibitor Partner Become a partner > If you’re interested in any of the packages above or if you’re interested in finding out additional information then contact us on: 0113 390 4700 opportunities@built-environment-networking.com Our online conferences will merge our face-to-face conferences with a virtual platform – providing networking opportunities, exceptional panel discussions and debates, speaker presentations and an exhibition hall. Here’s a little video highlighting what to expect… And here’s a bit more information of key areas of our online events… You’ll receive unique log-in details to join our online event via computer or phone – and you’ll be greeted with an easy navigation tool. You’ll be able to navigate to: Main Stage Where our ‘Programme’ will take place with excellent speakers and content. You’ll be able to get involved, asking questions and taking part in live polls. Networking Area Just like a real conference you’ll be able to meet and connect with new people in our forum. You can directly request to chat with someone or you can enter our ‘speed networking’ area to meet numerous new people within the industry. Get your elevator pitch ready! Sponsor / Exhibitor Area Meet our partners and sponsors – view what they’re all about, video chat with them and download their literature and product information. Tickets Tickets are not currently available for this event. 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