- Events
- Conference presentations
- 2006
- 50% recycling: how to get there! Friday 21 July 2006
- a cultural experience: the cultural pathfinders one year on
- Accomodation - Agreement for Lease
- annual capital conference: using the Prudential System and beyond Tuesday 14 November 2006
- annual fire conference - safety and cohesion – improving delivery at the heart of communities- 14-15 March 2006
- annual planning conference 2006: delivering the new planning system - stocktaking the LDF
- building social capital with the third sector - 18 October 2006
- Building the enterprise economy: the role of local authorities - Wednesday 8 March 2006
- challenging times - the LGA local government finance conference - Monday 22 December 2006
- City regions and beyond - Monday 5 June 2006
- Clean, Green, Safe - and Seen - Monday 30 January 2006
- Closer to people and places
- Closer to people and places - is the White Paper enough?
- Delivering affordable rural housing - 13 July 2006
- Delivering health and well-being through LAAs - Tuesday 16 May 2006
- Delivering Sustainable Communities - 13-15 February 2006
- delivering the infrastructure for sustainable communities
- do you know your customers? 25 October 2006
- doing our best for looked after children: improving local government's ability to be a corporate parent
- driving improvement - beyond CPA - 28 February - 1 March
- driving improvement to meet CPA 2006 - reach for the stars
- Healthy communities, healthy partnerships - a learning symposium
- implementing the childcare strategy - Tuesday 21 November 2006
- Improving outcomes for children in care. Tuesday 5 December 2006
- Inter Agency Group - Adult Social Care & Health - Thursday 30 March 2006
- Joint LGA and 4ps conference - getting ready to deliver: 20 March 2006
- LDF Annual Planning Conference - 26 January 2006
- Learning for life - adult and community education for all - Monday 20 February 2006
- LGA annual conference and exhibition - Bournemouth International Centre 4 - 7 July 2006
- LGA annual Rural Commission and Conference 12 - 13 September 2006
- LGA Cultural services conference 2006: 28 - 29 March 2006
- managing street scene: 28 March 2006
- performance management in district councils: tackling the challenges ahead
- Police reform: issues, strategies and resources for local authorities 12 July 2006
- Pulling together - the supporting people strategy - Monday 27 November 2006
- rethinking service delivery – what lies ahead for local e-government? - Tuesday 21 March 2006
- Spreading the benefits of the Games - Tuesday 13 June
- Structural Funds and beyond: the future of EU funding for local authorities Friday 13 October
- Supporting asylum seekers: meeting the challenges of the asylum and immigration agenda
- supporting people in the future: delivering support together 1 February 2006
- taking responsibility & saving lives: the new domestic homicide reviews Tuesday 21 February 2006
- Trade Waste - tackling the issues, saving money - 21 February 2006
- transforming our libraries: involving local communities Thursday 12 January 2006
- Urban Commission presentations - 24 July 2006
- working well with the voluntary and community sector - Tuesday 7 March 2006
- your council, your climate, your action - Tuesday 28 November
- Older people shared priority learning event - 7 July 2006
Healthy communities, healthy partnerships - a learning symposium
This event offered an opportunity to hear from and share learning experiences with the pathfinder authorities who have been involved in the shared priority between central and local government for healthier communities and reducing health inequalities. In particular, delegates had an opportunity to discuss some of the key themes arising from the shared priorities such as leadership, mainstreaming, engaging communities and partners.
Department of Health Minister for Public Health, Caroline Flint MP, addressed the event and will launch the IDeA’s new capacity building programme to support local authorities in delivering this agenda.
The National picture
Dr Fiona Adshead, Director general , Health Improvement/ Deputy Chief Medical Officer, Department of Health
Discussion group
1. Engaging communities: representatives from Portsmouth Citry Council and the London Borough of Croydon will share practical examples of where local communities have driven, shaped and supported projects to tackle health inequalities.
Annanika Koomoshan and Natascha Hermann
2. Leading in partnership: representatives from the London Borough of Croydon and Suffolk CC will explore learning from two very different shared priority pathfinders, focussing on the role of local authorities as leaders
Steve Morton and Jim Bullion
3. Mainstreaming for health: representatives from Wolverhampton CC and Wansbeck DC will lead a workshop on mainstreaming approaches to health and inqualities and health promotion through local authorities and partnerships
4. Working with partners: representatives from Manchester CC and Nottingham CC will examine ways in which they used partnership working for health.
David Regan, Director, Manchester Joint Health Unit
Nottingham City Council working with Nottingham City PCT and Cross Sector Partners
Futuring - where do we go from here?
Power of metaphor - modeling alternative approaches to public health and health inqualities. We know we need to do more, and do it differently, to make a real impact on health inequalities. But how do we do something differently and where do we start?
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Department of Health Minister for Public Health, Caroline Flint MP, addressed the event and will launch the IDeA’s new capacity building programme to support local authorities in delivering this agenda.
The National picture
Dr Fiona Adshead, Director general , Health Improvement/ Deputy Chief Medical Officer, Department of Health
Discussion group
1. Engaging communities: representatives from Portsmouth Citry Council and the London Borough of Croydon will share practical examples of where local communities have driven, shaped and supported projects to tackle health inequalities.
Annanika Koomoshan and Natascha Hermann
2. Leading in partnership: representatives from the London Borough of Croydon and Suffolk CC will explore learning from two very different shared priority pathfinders, focussing on the role of local authorities as leaders
Steve Morton and Jim Bullion
3. Mainstreaming for health: representatives from Wolverhampton CC and Wansbeck DC will lead a workshop on mainstreaming approaches to health and inqualities and health promotion through local authorities and partnerships
4. Working with partners: representatives from Manchester CC and Nottingham CC will examine ways in which they used partnership working for health.
David Regan, Director, Manchester Joint Health Unit
Nottingham City Council working with Nottingham City PCT and Cross Sector Partners
Futuring - where do we go from here?
Power of metaphor - modeling alternative approaches to public health and health inqualities. We know we need to do more, and do it differently, to make a real impact on health inequalities. But how do we do something differently and where do we start?
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Please not all presentations are available and to allow sufficient time to down load