PREVIEW
As the UK starts a slow climb out of recession, the Parkex programme offers practical solutions that all parking professionals can benefi t from
his year’s Parkex will have something for everyone in the parking sector. Whether you are an equipment manufacturer or an operator in the private sector, whether you work within a local authority setting or provide periphery services to the industry, Parkex 2012 will provide a great platform from which to network and discover what’s new in parking. Parkex is organised by the British Parking Association (BPA) and is recognised as the largest dedicated parking show in Europe. This year’s event, which takes place in
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London at the National Hall, Olympia, has an exciting and informative programme of seminars, lectures and demonstrations. It has also attracted more than 120 exhibitors, both from the UK and from international companies.
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They will be keen to showcase all that is innovative within the parking industry and will also be delighted to talk to potential customers about meeting specifi c needs.
An exciting programme For up-to-date information on developments within the parking industry, and how the wider political environment impacts on the sector, the Parkex Theatre is the place to be.
The full seminar programme can be seen on p36, but among the topics under discussion are the Freedoms Bill and its implication for the industry; the future of the bailiff industry and the potential for raising standards; and the impact of technology upon parking operations, particularly mobile apps and social media. Among people addressing the conference will be Transport Minister, Norman Baker, and doyenne of parking in Canada, Sandra Smith, who will be sharing her experiences of providing parking solutions during the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics.
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