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This webinar will explore how councils can accelerate the journey from application to approval while maintaining robust compliance and auditability. Chaired by public sector expert Nicolina Cooper, the session will examine the operational challenges facing licensing teams and the practical steps authorities can take to remove bottlenecks, improve efficiency, and deliver a better service for businesses and residents.

School Streets are transforming the school run — improving air quality, cutting congestion, and making walking and cycling to school safer and more enjoyable for thousands of children and families.

Now returning for its fourth annual edition, and once again hosted by Lambeth Council, School Streets South 2026 is the UK’s only conference in the South of England dedicated entirely to School Streets policy, delivery, and innovation.

Each year the event brings together more than 200 local authority officers, campaigners, teachers, engineers, and active travel professionals to share lessons, showcase progress, and shape the future of safer, healthier journeys to school.

The 2026 conference will highlight the latest developments from Active Travel England and the Department for Transport, alongside new research, case studies, and practical advice for authorities implementing and expanding School Street programmes.

The North East Parking Show 2026 will explore how effective parking management underpins local success, supporting clean air, active travel, tourism, and thriving high streets.

Through case studies, expert panels, and exhibitor showcases, the event will celebrate parking as a key part of place-making, bringing together local authorities, operators, and suppliers to share best practice, build partnerships, and discuss what's next for the sector.

Bus shelters are often overlooked, yet they are where most of us journeys start and play a critical role in shaping how people experience public transport. When infrastructure feels unsafe or inaccessible or just plain unloved, it undermines confidence in the bus network and discourages use.

This joint Portsmouth City Council from and Bauer Media Outdoorwebinar will explore how commercial outdoor media and public infrastructure can work together to support local authorities in meeting the needs of their communities.

Using Portsmouth’s BSIP-funded Super Stops, RTI upgrades and shelter refresh as a live case study, the session will examine how a collaborative, passenger-first approach can improve standards for safety, accessibility and sustainability.

Using real world examples, speakers will share why bus shelters were prioritised within Portsmouth’s investment programme, the challenges passengers faced before the upgrades, and how a holistic approach to design, delivery and lifecycle management can unlock long-term value.

The discussion will also highlight the impact for bus users, from improved comfort and reassurance to better information, inclusivity and confidence in the network, alongside wider social, economic and environmental benefits.

Active Wales 2026 brings together the people, organisations, and leaders shaping the future of walking, wheeling, and cycling across Cymru. Developed in partnership with Welsh Government and Transport for Wales, this national event is the central forum for strengthening collaboration, accelerating delivery, and supporting a truly inclusive approach to active travel.

As Wales moves forward with the Active Travel Delivery Plan 2024–2027, Active Wales provides a shared space for local authorities, CJCs, transport professionals, health and education partners, community organisations, and national policymakers to come together to learn, align, and deliver. The programme combines strategic insight with practical guidance, hands on support, and real-world examples helping every part of the system play its role in building a healthier, fairer, and more connected nation.

Through plenary sessions, expert led breakouts, design surgeries, monitoring support, exhibitions, and a walking tour of Cardiff’s active travel interventions, the event offers an in-depth exploration of what it takes to embed active travel into everyday life, supported by strong leadership, inclusive design, data driven decision making, and multimodal integration.

Active Wales 2026 is the definitive annual gathering for anyone working to make active travel the natural choice for people and communities throughout Cymru.

Decarbonising Transport and achieving net zero is the biggest challenge facing the transport industry.  
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The Decarbonising Transport Awards are organised to recognise the individuals, teams, partnerships and innovations that are providing genuine leadership and unwavering efforts to reduce carbon across the transport industry. 
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The awards provide inspiration, best practice and tangible benefits to the wider sector as well as recognise the achievements of those that are going the extra mile.

Car Parks 2026 is the UK’s premier conference and exhibition dedicated to the design, construction, operation, maintenance and future of parking structures.

Taking place at 15 Hatfields, London SE1 on 16 April 2026, the event brings together industry leaders, innovators and practitioners to explore the key opportunities and challenges facing car parks today and tomorrow.

Car parks play a vital role in supporting local economies, unlocking destinations and enabling safe, efficient movement in urban environments – while adapting to the rapid rise of electric vehicles, active travel options and smart technology.

Across the day you’ll hear topical presentations, expert panels and practical case studies, take part in interactive sessions and connect with peers and solution providers in the exhibition showcasing the latest products and services.

School Streets are changing the face of the school run — improving safety, air quality, and children’s wellbeing while helping local communities reclaim their streets.

Returning for its third edition, School Streets North is the UK’s leading regional event dedicated to School Streets policy, delivery, and best practice.

Hosted by the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority, this year’s event brings together local authorities, campaigners, headteachers, transport planners, and active travel professionals to discuss how to expand and sustain School Street programmes across the North.

We will be boarding the Golden Jubilee boat for a River Thames Cruise to celebrate the launch of the 2026 British Parking Awards and the revealing of the categories.
Guests will enjoy an evening above the waves and the event provides a unique networking opportunity whilst enjoying food, drinks, entertainment, and the launch of the British Parking Awards.
The British Parking Awards Launch will feature:

• Naming of our celebrity host and picture moments
• First announcement and naming of the British Parking Awards 2026 categories
• A unique industry networking experience
• Entertainment

Itinerary:
16:30 – Meet in the Tattershall Castle Pub
17:45 – Arrive at Westminster Pier to board the Golden Jubilee Boat
21:15 – Return to Westminster Pier

Now in its 21st year, Modelling World 2026 will be heading to Leedson 17 and 18 June 2026, with a renewed focus on excellence, innovation and diversity across the transport modelling and data science professions.

Modelling World is where transport modellers meet, share best practice, explore and challenge innovation, and celebrate success. We would like to hear from anyone who has a story to tell, a novel technique to share, or a breakthrough to celebrate. 

The UK’s most popular networking event for active travel professionals showcases success, innovation and best practice in the creation of active, vibrant places.

Active County Cambridgeshire 2026, is presented by Landor LINKS in partnership with Cambridge City Council and supported by the Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Combined Authority.  

In 2026 Active County Cambridgeshire will see more than 400 active travel professionals welcomed to Cambridge for two days of conference seminars, tours, case studies and active travel site visits.

Created and presented by Parking Review magazine, the British Parking Awards are an independent competition. The awards recognise the leading examples of car park management, enforcement, design and team work. 
The British Parking Awards are the premier event in the UK parking calendar.
 
This independent competition run by Parking Review and Landor LINKS celebrates the best of British parking since 2002.