The Local Authority interest group focuses on local government issues and membership of this group is for BPA local authority members only.
The broad aims of the group are to provide information, support and networking opportunities for the BPA's local authority members and to form a strong body that is recognised as the voice of local authority parking by government bodies and external stakeholders.
Council Representatives:
- Andrew Luck, London Councils
- Glynnis Jeavons, Walsall Metropolitan Borough Council
- Graham Titchener, City of York Council
- Jason Passfield, Adur and Worthing Borough Council
- Ken Prior, Cheshire West and Chester Council
- Maria Cowell, Cambridgeshire County Council
- Phil Hammer, Cambridgeshire County Council
- Richard Walker, Colchester Borough Council
Account Manager: Alison Tooze
Here are some highlights of the benefits of BPA membership for Local Authority
You can find upcoming meetings both in-person and virtual in our Events Calender.
The Resource Library aims to provide BPA members with a knowledge centre comprising technical information, best practice guidance, and general information and advice on a range of parking related topics which may assist in everyday work in parking and traffic management.
If you are not a BPA member and would like further information about interest groups and membership, please contact the membership team.
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Networking
Connect with other Local Authority members nationwide, in person or online, to ask questions and share solutions
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Advancing knowledge
Share experiences with your peers across the wider Local Authority membership
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Advice and Support
Dedicated Local Authority account manager for one to one support, information and advice
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Lobbying and engagement
Representing the views of our Local Authority group members, ensuring your voice is heard as part of the wider parking community
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Professional development
Providing individuals with learning support and advice to maximise career opportunities within parking
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