From reducing congestion and solo car use, to making the workforce healthier and happier, promoting good leadership in the community, making business cost savings, improving accessibility to work sites to lowering CO2 emissions… travel plans offer such a wide range of benefits that many local authorities have developed travel planning programmes that cover not only the workplace situation, but also schools, residential areas, zonal areas and even individuals. Whilst they are undoubtedly an effective tool for securing outcomes from the development planning process, are travel plans the best way of engaging the business community? This one day course explores the motivational factors behind workplace engagement in behavioural change programmes, equipping practitioners with a tried and tested toolkit for use in developing their own engagement programmes.
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Course Fees
Standard Fee: £365 + VAT
CILT Member/ Local Authority/ Charity Fee: £345 + VAT
Booking
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When: Friday 1st November, 2019 (18:30) Where: Mercure Cardiff Holland House Hotel, CF24 0DD.The Wales transport sector is the backbone of the Welsh economy directly employing more than 40,000 people and supporting thousands more through the wider supply chain. Keeping our country moving across more than 1,000 miles of trunk roads and motorways, the sector boasts a vibrant hub of industries including logistics, recovery, haulage and public transport.
The Wales Transport Awards were founded by representatives from The Caldicot Group, Glenside Commercial and Grapevine Event Management as they felt the Transport industry needed to be recognised for the crucial work that they do to keep business going in Wales.
There are 14 categories for companies to choose from of which you can enter up to three that you feel best represent what you do day-to-day. It is also FREE to enter the awards.
The entry deadline is Friday 6th September 2019 so make sure to submit any applications before this date.
For more information and to enter the awards, visit www.walestransportawards.co.uk.
Any queries regarding entry or if you are interested in sponsorship of the awards, please contact wta@grapevineeventmanagement.co.uk.
Cost: Awards Ticket Price - £90 per person + VAT
Whilst development of school travel plans has become ‘second nature’ across the UK over the past two decades, with future planning growth and rising populations, this tool is still highly relevant. As we come out of the latest round of LSTF projects, against a background of rising car ownership and use, the ‘schoolrun’ still remains a key area to tackle - particularly in the secondary school sector. This course focuses specifically on the successful ingredients needed to construct, deliver and monitor travel plans for establishments catering for 11-16/18 year olds. It highlights the role of the planning process, particularly given the need for new schools and academies to cater for the demands of expanding urban and rural communities. Packed with helpful tips and case studies, this one-day course is a must for anyone wishing to refresh or enhance their knowledge of school travel planning techniques,and looking for new and innovative ways to secure commitment and engagement.