20 May 2008 - London
A national conference by Play England, Sustrans, Living Streets and the National Children's Bureau to promote place-shaping, safer streets and sustainable transport for a child-friendly public realm.
The Places to Go? conference explored the opportunities represented by The Children's Plan and addressed some of its challenges. It presented policy and practice for professionals in planning, landscaping, play, school travel, public health, traffic and transport.
The conference explored links between the twin imperatives of creating a public realm that is enjoyable, healthy and accessible to children; and environmentally sustainable.
Play England was pleased to welcome an excellent speaker programme for its conference about place-shaping, safer streets and sustainable transport for a child-friendly public realm.
Kevin Brennan MP from the Department for Children, Schools and Families presented the government perspective on how a child-friendly public realm can contribute to benefits for children.
The event was chaired by urban designer Wayne Hemingway.
Download the Places to Go? programme [361KB PDF].
Please see below for presentations. Please note that these are for your information only and not for further dissemination or reproduction without prior consent.
Download presentation by Sarah Chaplin [351KB PDF]
Download presentation by Hugo Crombie [1.41MB PDF]
Download presentation by Peter Lipman [835KB PDF]
Download presentation by Hannah Loizos [803KB PDF]
Download presentation by Tim Gill [298KB PDF]
For further information about future Play England events, contact Paul Taylor at NCB conferences on ptaylor@ncb.org.uk or on 020 7843 6041.
Note that Play England members can receive either 20% off a single booking, or bring two delegates for the full price of one. Read more about joining Play England.