POLICING and CRIME & DISORDER CONFERENCE

POLICING and CRIME REDUCTION FOR THE NEXT DECADE

22nd November 2010

Local Government House, Smith Square, Westminster, SW1

KEYNOTE ADDRESS: NICK HERBERT M.P. Minister of State – Policing and Justice, the Home Office

The aims of the conference are:

• To provide an up to date assessment of Policing and crime and disorder reduction within the context of the strategic management of policing and community safety.

• To identify the key issues that will affect Policing and crime and disorder reduction over the next decade.

Who Should Attend:

• Senior Police Officers

• Cabinet Members / Portfolio Holders for Community Safety

• Chief Executives and Senior Local Authority Managers

• Community Safety Managers

• CDRP Members

Speakers Include:

• NICK HERBERT MP, MINISTER FOR STATE – POLICING & JUSTICE, THE HOME OFFICE

• Kit Malthouse, Deputy Mayor of London and Chair, Metropolitan Police Authority

• Sir Robin Wales, Mayor of Newham

• Councillor Mark Burns-Williamson, Chair, West Yorkshire Police Authority, Deputy Chair, Association of Police Authorities (APA)

• Matthew Norwell - Assistant Chief Executive (Community Safety and Integrated Enforcement), London Borough of Greenwich

• The Local Government Association (LGA)

• Richard Garside, University of London, Centre for Crime and Justice Studies

• Barry Loveday, Principal Lecturer in Criminal Justice Studies, University of Portsmouth

• Sue Kelly, Local Innovations Award Manager, Sunderland City Council

• Ed Hammond, Research and Information Manager, Centre for Public Scrutiny