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English Partnership at THINK 07 Conference in London

English Partnerships, the national regeneration agency, will have an interactive stand, and speakers at three key sessions, at the THINK 07 Conference being held at ExCel London, 1-3 May 2007.

The English Partnerships’ stand – J22 – will be located in the main hall, where the focal point will be the sustainable re-Generation Game, ‘Building Communities’.

What exactly are the key ingredients of sustainable re-Generation? Are people more important than buildings? Or are shops more important than open green spaces? We think we know, but do you? It’s time to rethink the debate.

So put together a team, come on down and have a go at ‘Building Communities’. Your team could be the lucky winners of a state of the art Brompton bike – the ultimate in sustainable transport!

English Partnerships’ speakers are as follows:

Wednesday 2 May

11.30-12.30, RTM 6
Duncan Innes, Regional Director for London and the Thames Gateway will join Richard Paver, Group Vice President of Real Estate at BP and Nick Joplin Executive Director at CB Richard Ellis for the session ‘Defining the Tipping Point for Sustainable Development’. The session will be chaired by Denise Chevin, Editor of Building magazine.

Duncan will be available on the English Partnerships’ stand for media interviews between 1pm – 1.30pm.

Thursday 3 May

10.15-11.30, RTM 9
Trevor Beattie, Director of Corporate Strategy will join Stewart Baseley, Chairman of the HBF, Carrie Ash, Partner at Ash Sakula Architects and Dr Richard Wheal, Head of Building at White Young Green, to deliver the keynote speech at the Think Communities session ‘Delivering the Carbon Challenge’. The session will be chaired by Anna Scothern, Director at the National Centre for Excellence in Housing.

Trevor will be available on the English Partnerships’ stand for media interviews between 11.45am – 12.15pm.

14.00 -15.15, STE 11
Dan Epstein, Environmental Policy Manager, will join Paul Appleby Head of Building at URS, Riccardo Rizzi, Head of Environmental Management at Morgan Sindall and Richard Ellis, Chairman of the East of England Development Agency, at the Think Resources session titled ‘Reduce, Reuse, Recycle and Rethink’. The session will be chaired by Dave Hampton, the Carbon Coach.

Dan will be available on the English Partnerships’ stand for media interviews between 3.30pm – 4pm.

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