Programme | Cycle City Active City Bradford 11-12 May 2017

11–12 May 2017

National Science and Media Museum

11 May 2017 Cycle City Active City Bradford Programme Please note that following the recent announcement of the General Election to be held on June 8, some speakers may be subject to pre-election ‘purdah’ rules and so themes and appearances on the programme may be subject to change. Morning workshops
From 10.00 until 12.00	Registration point for morning workshops is at the National Science & Media Museum Reception
	Register at Pavilion Cafe in City Park	Bronté & Priestly room	Cubby Broccolli Theatre		Braine room
							Ride the Cycle Superhighway with CityConnect May 11 2017: 9.00am until 11.30am Delegates arriving from Leeds have the opportunity to experience the Bradford-Leeds City Connect Cycleway. Bikes will be provided by Nextbike, and no worries if you have luggage as this will be couriered across. Click here for further information
	Bradford City Walking tour 10.15 - 11.15 am. Register from 9.30 onwards at Pavilion Cafe in City Park The Pavilion, The Tyrls, City Park, Bradford BD1 1LA Walk limited to 30 people, first come first served Click here for further information	Public bike share workshop Led by nextbike 10.30 - 12.00 Sharing ideas on how to create strong, vibrant schemes: When does a bike share scheme become a menace? How do we define success in cycle schemes? What should the future in bike share innovations be? Is bike share doing enough to address accessibility? Click here for further information Session sponsored by:	Bike-friendly businesses masterclass Led by Gavin Wood, West Yorkshire Combined Authority & CityConnect 10.30 - 12.00 Want to find out more about how to be bike-friendly? Interested in the benefits that more people travelling by bike could bring to your organisation? This is an interactive session and a great opportunity to speak to people whose work includes either making workplaces welcoming for people on bikes, whose organisation targets the 'cycling pound', or whose business model relies on bikes. Click here for further information Register to attend Session sponsored by: Read about CityConnect's Bike Friendly Business scheme		Cycling Monitoring & Evaluation workshop: cutting edge techniques and developments to make the case for change Led by Dr Andy Cope, Director of Insight, Research and Monitoring Unit, Sustrans 10.30 - 12.00 Monitoring & Evaluation workshop: Proposed Agenda Key questions 1. Which are the most pressing policy questions that monitoring and evaluation can help to answer? 2. What are the data requirements in each instance? 3. How can this data be used / how is this data being used for effective influencing? 4. What innovations in data gathering and use can attendees report on? Click here for further information Session sponsored by:

Cycle City Active City exhibition and afternoon sessions
11.30	Exhibition opens Refreshments are served in the main exhibition hall
				Ride the Cycle Superhighway with CityConnect May 11 2017: 9.00am until 11.30am Delegates arriving from Leeds have the opportunity to experience the Bradford-Leeds City Connect Cycleway. Bikes will be provided by Nextbike, and no worries if you have luggage as this will be couriered across. Click here for further information
13.00	Aecom Theatre
	Welcome address from Councillor Alun Griffiths, Deputy Lord Mayor, Bradford Afternoon Plenary: the route to a healthier, happier society This year’s opening keynote takes the format of an informal chat-show style series of interviews, hosted by Pete Zanzottera, Sustainable Transport Consultant Panelists ‘on the couch’ include: Ben Still, MD, West Yorkshire Combined Authority Professor John Wright, Chief Investigator, Bradford Institute for Health Research John Dennis, Chair, CityConnect Advisory Group Professor Mark Nieuwenhuijsen, Director Urban planning, Environment and Health Initiative, ISGlobal, Barcelona Institute for Global Health
14.30	Aecom Theatre
	Q&A Delegates put questions to the panellists
15.00	Break Refreshments served in the main exhibition area
15.30	Move to the Alhambra Studio Delegates are led across the street for Speed Learning					Bronté and Priestly Room
						Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plans (LCWIPs) workshop This workshop provides information on the Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plans (LCWIPs) guidance, and supporting tools, which were published in April 2017. The workshop will also provide details of the technical support available to Local Authorities Session led by:
15.45	Alhambra Studio
	Speed Learning Speed Learning provides a fast-moving discussion platform for knowledge-sharing and helps teams to network. The 30-plus case studies will be presented simultaneously at ‘bar tables’ consisting of short presentations followed by discussion. A horn will be sounded when it is time to change to another table.
						16.45
						Bronté and Priestly Room
						Using the propensity to cycle tool: implementation on the ground Robin Lovelace, University Academic Fellow in Transport and Big Data, with Malcolm Morgan, Leeds Institute for Data Analytics (LIDA), Leeds University
	Speed Learning Programme
17.30	Delegates return to the National Science & Media Museum Optional Bike Ride to Saltaire from 5.30 pm (numbers limited) Meet at the Pavilion Cafe in City Park, Bradford. Limit 25 riders, with sign-up from the morning at the registraiton desk. Route: Market Street, Forster Square then route of proposed CityConnect 2 northwards to join existing Canal Road Greenway at Bolton Woods. Along CRG to Shipley, cross onto Leeds/Liverpool Canal and turn west for 1 mile to Saltaire (World Heritage Site). Call in at Boat House pub on River Aire for pint of Saltaire Blond or similar, made with proper Yorkshire water! Back to City Centre by same route, to arrive approx 7.30pm for evening entertainment.
17.45	Kodak Gallery
	Evening Networking Address by Kersten England, Chief Executive, City of Bradford/CityConnect Selection of networking drinks and entertainment provided in the Kodak Gallery area of the National Science & Media Museum
19.00	Move to City Park for evening activities
19.00	City Park
	Evening of Cycling in the main square outside the National Science & Media Museum Thursday 11 May from 7pm onwards Delegates gather in or around City Park (guides will be on hand). Gather from 7pm onwards in City Park. Bradford's cycling public has been invited to cycle down from 7.30pm for a Party in the Park! CityConnect will provide a Bike In Cinema, with short films all about the bicycle and Bradford. Bicycle Ballet performance At 8pm there will be a performance by the Bicycle Ballet featuring local multi-ability riders from Bradford Disability In Sport. The evening will finish with the Bradford Cycling Band '53-10' who will play a rousing set against the backdrop of water and lights! Aim: To have fun and emphasise that cycling is about enjoying life!

12 May 2017 Programme
08.00	Registration opens for International Breakfast Briefing Registration opens and refreshments are served in the main exhibition hall
08.15	Aecom Theatre
08.15	International Breakfast briefing Chair: Kersten England, Chief Executive, City of Bradford/CityConnect Speakers include: Ahmed Amjad Ali, Consul General, Consulate of Pakistan, Bradford How cycle lanes in the Federal Capital are enabling cycling Carsten Gniot, Transport and Planning, City of Hamm, Germany How Hamm's citizens have become their own cycling experts Sebastian Schlebusch, Head of Global Business Development, nextbike, Leipzig, Germany Cologne: how integrated public transport has become a reality
09.00	Registration Registration opens and refreshments are served in the main exhibition hall
09.30	Aecom Theatre
09.30	Walking & cycling development: the next level Speakers and panel discussion Chaired by: Joe Seymour, Director, Head of Traffic and Local Roads (Europe), Aecom Sir Gary Verity, Chief Executive, Tour de Yorkshire *Jonny Clay,* director of cycling, British Cycling Xavier Brice, CEO, Sustrans Joe Irvin, Chief Executive, Living Streets Bernhard Ensink, Secretary General, European Cycling Federation Session sponsored by:
11.00	Morning Break Refreshments served in the main exhibiton area
11.30	Aecom Theatre	Cubby Broccolli Theatre	Bronté & Priestly Rooms	Alhambra Studio	Alhambra - Circle Café
11.30	New funding for delivering cycling Chaired by: Simon Telford, Principal Engineer, Aecom Delivering the Midlands’ first Cycle Superhighway in Nottingham with LEP funding Keith Morgan, Principal Transport Planner, Nottingham City Council The future of cycling and walking in West Yorkshire Liz Hunter, Head of Transport Policy, West Yorkshire Combined Authority Blackburn case study: using Social Impact Bonds to fund cycling infrastructure Phil Jones, Director, Phil Jones Consultancy Public/private: the future of bike share Julian Scriven, Director, nextbike, and Dan Sherwood, Head of Sponsorship & Events, Santander Session sponsored by:	Designing-in activity: the future of protected cycle lanes Chaired by: Adrian Lord, Phil Jones Associates Wilmslow Road Cycleway: a major roadspace reallocation project Dominic Smith, Cycling Infrastructure Manager, Transport for Greater Manchester Bradford-Leeds cycle superhighway: lessons learned Kevin Chesworth, Project Director, Mouchel The Radschnellweg Ruhr: Germany's first cycle superhighway Carsten Gniot, Transport and Planning, City of Hamm, Germany Segregated cycle routes throughout Scotland: exploring project delivery Peter Leslie, Principal Engineer, Aecom TfL cycle superhighways: lessons learned Kornelis Vantuyl, Design Manager, Road Space Management Outcomes Delivery, Transport for London	Cycling and walking: social, economic and health benefits Chaired by: Richard Smith, Director, Action Streets Building in business benefits to active streets Hugh McCarthy, Senior Consultant, Aecom The broader air quality and public health agenda Bernhard Ensink, Secretary General, European Cycling Federation Using walking and cycling to build the visitor economy Andy Salkeld, Planning, Development & Transportation, Leicester City Council Walking Cities: Blueprint for Change Jenny Wiles, Regional Director (North), Living Streets West Yorkshire Case Studies Jack Windle, Senior Project Manager, Love to Ride	Safety & enabling behaviour change Chaired by: Anna Semlyen, Campaign Manager, 20’s Plenty for Us Promoting cycling during scheduled transport disruption Christopher Johnson, Development Office, Cycling Scotland The relationship between cycling levels and injury risk in England Richard Owen, Operations Director, Road Safety Analysis Limited Close passing of cyclist policing: review of UK safety schemes Dr Robert Davis, Chair, Road Danger Reduction Forum Public bike share schemes as an extension of public transport: making the case Chris Slade, Carplus Bikeplus	Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plans (LCWIPs) workshop This workshop provides information on the Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plans (LCWIPs) guidance, and supporting tools, which were published in April 2017. The workshop will also provide details of the technical support available to Local Authorities Session led by:
12.45	Lunch Break Lunch served in the main exhibiton area
14.00	Aecom Theatre	Cubby Broccolli Theatre	Bronté & Priestly Rooms	Alhambra Studio	Alhambra - Circle Café
14.00	Realising the ambition: lessons from Cycle Ambition Grant schemes Chaired by: Adrian Lord, independent member, Cycle City Ambition Grant Steering Group Short presentations from the DfT-funded Cycle City Ambition Grant cities, with Q&A Bristol: Shared spaces Oxford: Junction design Newcastle: Evaluating change – Acorn Road survey Leeds: City centre modelling Norwich: Access to the city centre Birmingham: Successful behavioural change Cambridge: Priority over side roads TfGM: Bus stop by-passes TfL: Monitoring complex junctions	Cycling futures Chaired by: John Dales, Director, Urban Movement Cycling in Augmented Space How games, real-time apps, augmented reality and digital & sensory media displays are influencing the cycling experience Dr Patrick Allen, Senior Lecturer in New Media, University of Bradford and David Robison, Director, Capital of Cycling Cycle share: the keystone for equitable Mobility as a Service Julian Scriven, Director, nextbike The game changer for cycle logistics: new dimensions Richard Armitage, Director, European Cycle Logistics Federation Cycling UK’s Community Clubs programme: evidence on cost-effective ways to boost future cycle use Hannah Chivers, Community Cycle Club project manager, Cycling UK Session sponsored by:	Wellbeing, diversity and inclusion Chaired by: *Naz Ali,* Bradford Youth Service, Bradford Council Beyond the bicycle: towards a true cycling revolution Isabelle Clement, Wheels for Wellbeing Cycle Boom study, Oxford Brookes University Tim Jones, Reader in Urban Mobility, School of the Built Environment, Oxford Brookes University Cycling for all Tim Curtis, Inclusive Cycling Shared electric bikes: encouraging equality and diversity in cycling Antonia Roberts, Carplus Bikeplus	Place-shaping Chaired by: Steve Hartley, Strategic Director, Place, City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council Building in well-being to transport policy: engaging transport, economy, environment and public health Dr Louise Reardon, Research Fellow in Governance & Transport Policy, Institute for Transport Studies, University of Leeds Developing health promoting environments: cycling in Girlington case study Sensei Mumtaz and Chris Bem, Girlington Community Centre & Well Bradford More than just a name: place-shaping core principles Christopher Allan, Consultant, Aecom Planning active travel networks in new communities Tom Bailey, Director, Almere Consulting	Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plans (LCWIPs) workshop This workshop provides information on the Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plans (LCWIPs) guidance, and supporting tools, which were published in April 2017. The workshop will also provide details of the technical support available to Local Authorities Session led by:
15.15	Afternoon Break Refreshments served in the main exhibiton area
15.45	Aecom Theatre
15.45	Joining the dots: how business, public health, education and employment can enable active lifestyles As with yesterday’s opening keynote, this session takes the format of an informal chat-show style series of interviews with audience interaction and ongoing questions and answers. Chaired by John Dales, Director, Urban Movement Panelists include: Ahmed Amjad Ali, Consul General, Consulate of Pakistan, Bradford Lessons from Pakistan to get Bradford cycling *Chris Bem,* Bradford Sustainable Health Economy Group, Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and Well Bradford Good health depends on healthy cities Rosslyn Colderley, Director Northern Region, Sustrans Empowering Future Generations: engaging the next generation in co-creating the school run and neighbourhoods Jonathan Wilson, Development Director, CITU Building in walking and cycling to new development Neil Webster, Director, Remit Consulting Making the workplace cycling friendly Session sponsored by:
17.00	Conference Close
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