
Programme 1 March 2018 Action Stations/Boathouse 6, Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, SIR BEN AINSLEY RACING HQ, Concluding at the Emirates Spinnaker Tower
10.00 - 10.15 - Victory Gate
Meet up at Victory Gate, the entrance to the Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, to register for the Walking Tour
10:20 - Depart Victory Gate
Historic Portsmouth walking tour Join local transport professionals on a guided walk of the historic city of Portsmouth. Delegates will be led to the council's brand new £7m Hard Interchange where they will see 1860s battleship HMS Warrior and take in the Emirates Spinnaker Tower before picking up the Millennium Trail. This natural stone walkway is indicated by a chain motif set into the surface and symbolises a partnership between the communities of Portsmouth and Gosport, past and present. Arriving at The Camber in Old Portsmouth delegates will visit Land Rover BAR - the headquarters of Sir Ben Ainslie's America's Cup racing team, before returning to the Hard Interchange by a Euro 6 Bus. Places will be limited, so if you'd like to reserve yours, please email In the event of adverse weather conditions, the tours will take place by bus.
12.30 Action Stations/Boathouse 6
Lunch served in the Exhibition zone for participants of the site visits and exhibitors
13.30 Action Stations/Boathouse 6 Exhibition Area
Registration opens for the conference at Action Stations/Boathouse 6. Tea & Coffee served in the Exhibition zone
14.15 - Boathouse 6 Cinema
Plenary: air quality & inactivity – key public health challenges of our time Welcome from Cllr Donna Jones, Leader, Portsmouth City Council Chair: Pam Turton, Transport and Environment, Portsmouth City Council Placing health at the heart of future planning Lucy Saunders, Public Health Specialist, Transport & Public Realm, Greater London Authority & Transport for London Southampton’s Clean Air strategy Debbie Chase, Consultant in Public Health, Southampton City Council Measuring the role of walking and cycling in tackling air quality Ann Ballinger, lead modeller and air quality expert, Eunomia A multi-agency approach to funding and enabling active travel and cleaner air Rupert Furness, Head of Active and Accessible Travel, Department for Transport
15.30 Action Stations/Boathouse 6 Exhibition Area
Speed Learning and Networking Speed Learning provides a fast-moving discussion platform for knowledge-sharing and helps teams to network. The 29 case studies will be presented simultaneously at ‘bar tables’ marked by numbers, in 5 x 15 minute sessions (14 minutes for presentation and interactive discussion, and 1 minute for changing tables). The case studies will consist of short presentations followed by discussion. A bell will be sounded when it is time for delegates to change to another table.

Cycling & walking	Understanding behaviour change	Community engagement	Traffic management for civilised streets and cleaner air
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16.45 Action Stations/Boathouse 6 Exhibition Area
Tea & Coffee served
17.15 - Boathouse 6 Cinema
Afternoon Plenary Plenary panel: How far have we come in 30 years of collaboration on transport planning and public health? Chair: Prof Roger Mackett, University College London Adrian Davis, Public Health Consultant, Bristol City Council & Associate Editor, Journal of Transport and Health Julian Sanchez, Project Lead and Policy Advisor, EU’s Physical Activity through Sustainable Travel Approaches (PASTA) project & LB Newham Jon Keating, Policy Lead, Transport & Infrastructure, Government Office for Science Florinda Boschetti, Lead, Environment and Health in Transport, POLIS Angela van der Kloof, Senior Consultant, Mobycon
18.30 - 19.00
Portsmouth Glow Ride This special event presents an exclusive opportunity for delegates to join Portsmouth's road safety and active travel team on the Transport + Health 2018 'Glow Ride'. Celebrate safe night-time cycling with the team and enjoy a led bike ride around the Historic Dockyard with views of HMS Queen Elizabeth, HMS Victory and the Mary Rose Museum. You'll be kitted out with a bike decorated in lights and given hi-vis merchandise to wear, all to help spread the 'Be Bright, Be Seen' message! Riders must pre-register here please E-bikes are being kindly supplied by Green Commute Initiative and Portsmouth City Council