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Joining The NTWA
There are two types of membership, one for local transport authorities and one for supporting public sector organisations including district councils, NHS and higher education sector.
For the fee, you will have access to:
To join the NTWA, follow the simple instructions outlined below:
An invoice will be forwarded to your organisation for payment, and you will also be sent a 'licence agreement' to sign. The 'licence agreement' will need to be signed before you begin to use the TravelWise logo because the NTWA is required to keep a formal record of all organisations using the registered trademark. the NTWA secretary.
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Free SPT Travel Planning Seminar – 19/06/2007 Seminar outline The key theme of this seminar is to share best practice on travel planning and the environment, and to provide delegates with information and ideas from both the public and private sector. There will be speakers from a range of organisations including WWF, SEPA, Wigan Council, East Dunbartonshire Council and SPT. Who should attend? Individuals who are involved in transport and planning from both the public and private sector including local authorities, businesses, universities and Health Boards. The Venue The seminar will take place in the Teacher Building which is located at St Enoch Square, Glasgow. The venue is a short walk from both Glasgow Queen Street and Central Station. Further information on the venue and how to get there can be found on their website http://www.teacher
Booking Form Semiar Programme Event 168 in the National regionACT Summer Conference 03/07/2007 Getting our ACT together: The role of partnerships in transport Blackburne House, Liverpool For more information... For conference booking form...
Event 171 in the National region Making the Connections - Our Shared Priority? 04/07/2007 IRSO 2007 National Conference and AGM Making the Connections - Our Shared Priority aims to bring the pieces of the transport jigsaw together so that you, as a transport professional, can understand how to deliver the shared priority for transport. With presentations by leading experts on safety, congestion, accessibility and the environment, and practical workshops to help make the links, this conference is essential for road safety officers, travel, transport and accessibility planners, indeed anyone with an interest in improving transport in their local area. The conference will give delegates a clear understanding of the connections across the shared priority area and how these can be strengthened and exploited back at the workplace. It will also give delegates the chance to meet with, learn from and share experiences with other colleagues, putting the world to rights as they go! The conference is hosted by IRSO, the professional body for road safety practitioners - the only professional body in the world dedicated to promoting the efficiency, specialised knowledge and career progression of road safety officers. Further information about IRSO, and the conference, can be found at www.irso.org.uk For booking details, please contact Su Negus at Medway Council on email |
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