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Online discussion - 25 February 2021After an uncertain year, 2021 will see many opportunities for rail stations to support the ‘Build Back Better’ agenda by opening new connections and unlocking local development opportunities. Railway stations are catalysts for change. Station investment can have a major impact in terms of urban regeneration and transformation, and provide gateways to the national rail network and to the neighbourhoods they serve. This event will highlight how innovative thinkers are:
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Conference programmePlease note that the programme is currently under development and subject to change |
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09.00 |
Registration |
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09.30 |
Introduction and welcomeScene-setting: Policy, funding development, recovery contracts and the implications for rail property development
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09.45 |
The context for rail stations and property in 2021Session chair: Jonathan Bray, Director, Urban Transport Group Setting the scene – passengers and stations The opportunities in local centre stations and multi-modal connectivity Action stations: How devolution is transforming rail stations for the better Followed by facilitated Q+A for panel and delegates |
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11.00 |
Morning networking |
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11.20 |
Rail stations as facilitators of developmentChair: Peter Plisner, Former BBC Transport Correspondent and Director, Clever Conclusions A panel of regional experts and leading regional developers will explore key themes Ian Baxter, Strategy Director, SLC Rail Martin Faulkner, Commercial Manager, Urban Growth Company Niki French, Senior Project Manager, Interchange Station, HS2 Hala Lloyd, Lead Architect, HS2 Midlands Stations A deep dive into rail station development in the West Midlands, the centre of many major station development and rail station-led development projects:
Facilitated Q+A for panel and delegates |
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12.30 |
Networking |
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13.00 |
Future stations: design and managementChair: Lucy Harper, Station Strategy Group, Rail Delivery Group ThinkStation: design futures for smaller urban and rural stations What matters most - the passenger perspective The secret to managing and delivering successful third party projects Issues include:
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14.00 |
Afternoon networking |
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14.15 |
Rail stations and regenerationChair: Philip Beer, partner, Burges Salmon City centre regeneration in Dundee: hotel, regeneration and rebuild case sudy E-rail: a Land Value Capture toolkit Land Value Capture and the rail interface: essential steps for success Technology innovations in land referencing - empowering users through digital solutions Suburban networks and wider town centre regeneration: South Shields Followed by facilitated Q+A for panel and delegates
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15.45 |
Conference close |
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This established event is the premier forum of the rail industry, the property development and real estate sectors, retailers as well as those locally, regionally and nationally responsibly for economic development and growth. Macros and micro trends strongly indicate the railway stations will continue as a major dynamo of unlocking jobs, housing and economic growth of the next decade and beyond. |
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