joining up at the frontline: how to effectively integrate neighbourhood policing and neighbourhood management
Date/Time: 25 March 2010
08:30 - 16:30
Venue: Local Government House, Smith Square, London, SW1P 3HZ
Cost: (ex VAT) £ Free
Event full
an IDeA / NPIA conference
The future of neighbourhood policing is inextricably linked to neighbourhood management.
This groundbreaking conference brings together twelve English and Welsh Integrated Service Delivery Exemplar Sites, selected for their excellence in neighbourhood level partnership working and community engagement, with a range of international sites, allowing delegates to compare, contrast and learn from a broad range of experiences.
At this event you will have the opportunity to learn:
- how to best align services
- how to solve problems in partnerships to meet with local needs
- how British practices compare with those in other countries
Workshops content will include:
- involving communities in neighbourhood partnerships
- collaborative problem solving
- identifying and tackling the issues most relevant to residents
- improving public confidence
- communication skills at a neighbourhood level
- developing a local sense of belonging
- using the neighbourhood policing model to deliver a broader range of public services
This is a rare opportunity to access such a wide base of knowledge.
Conference programme (PDF, 2 pages, 79KB)
Delegate record of attendance slip (PDF, 1 page, 58KB) - please complete this form and hand it in at the registration desk on the day
Please note only two delegates per authority can book for this conference. Places are not guaranteed and we will confirm your place in January 2010.
Please visit our exhibitors website TelephoneticsVIP and Home Office
Who should attend
Councillors
Councillors with Community Safety Portfolios
Police Authorities and Officers
Neighbourhood Management
Neighbourhood Policing
Community Safety
PCSOs
Community Development
Regeneration
Environmental Services
Youth Services
Anti-Social Behaviour
Managing the Night-Time Economy/Licensing
Further information
See also
LG Group events
The Local Government Group runs a wide range of conferences and events. Visit local.gov.uk to see a full list and to access further information.
LGA member organisation rate
For many events, reduced rates apply for representatives from LGA member organisations. Members must sign in before placing online bookings to get the reduced rate.
Community/voluntary sector rate
Conferences may have a limited number of places available for representatives from small community and voluntary organisations at a reduced rate. Please contact the conference administrator for further details.
Overseas delegates
Delegates from outside the UK who wish to attend an LGA conference must submit their applications, and funds must be cleared, to reach the LGA no later than 6 weeks before the conference in the case of a residential conference, or no later than 4 weeks before a one day conference. Bookings from overseas delegates will be subject to the cancellation policy specified on the booking form.
BSL interpreters
Due to the pressures on the provision of BSL interpreters, the LGA will need 6 weeks notice to provide this service.