Managing the night-time economy

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Starting 26 Sep 2012 - 10:45 through to 26 Sep 2012 - 17:31

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This conference examines the different contributions that can be made by all those
involved in supporting a night-time economy, from restoring a troubled area to its former
glory to a radical redesign of an area. Jointworking is an essential approach to tackling
issues around local growth, anti-social behaviour and responsible drinking. The
conference will explore the opportunities to enhance this approach through the new
tools offered by the Police Reform and Social Responsibility Act, Alcohol Strategy, and new
public health responsibilities.

You will hear practical examples from councils that are just doing it - in partnership
with local businesses, the police and health professionals. You will experience the highs,
lows and ultimate successes of places as varied as Chelmsford, Newquay, and
Westminster; as well as the work that the gambling and alcohol industries can do to
improve the commercial success of an area. Every local area requires its own solution
and you will have a chance to attend two afternoon workshops that will explore what
options might be suitable for your local economy – whether it is a purple flag award,
best bar none scheme or elements of all the options on offer.

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