Working towards a more effective and efficient future
The winter of 2013/14 was recognised by many as the 'calm after the storm' after relatively mild conditions were experienced in most parts of the UK compared to the previous five winters.
But nonetheless, the task of managing winter in the UK remains as challenging as ever as councils balance tight budgets with delivering more innovation and efficiencies to make their winter service strategies more effective.
This year’s conference programme is once again set to deliver vital content from the heart of the winter service sector addressing the most important issues and challenges in the sector as well as focus on subject areas never covered at Cold Comfort before. The conference and exhibition is is bringing unseen and unique coverage of the winter service sector and continues with more interactive approach.
As ever we will focus on the planning, strategic development and implementation of winter service delivery plans and other key guidance such as how local authorities are implementing the new Appendix H document which was launched at Cold Comfort last September.
Taking place on September 30th and October 1st at Manchester Central, Cold Comfort 2014 will see a new line up of speakers and challenging and thought-provoking sessions never delivered before at the conference.
- Making the best of winter service budgets
- How to make the most of Appendix H
- What happens when an accident happens-how to prepare yourself for court
- The principles of collaboration and more effective winter service delivery
- Learning from Europe-a focus on winter service delivery in Norway and Denmark
- Winter service delivery benchmarking
- Emergency planning-dealing with schools and hospitals
- Case studies from Wiltshire and Oldham
- Managing vital railway assets
Cold Comfort 2014 will also feature its largest ever exhibition covering over 2,700 sqm showcasing the latest innovation and development.
Visit www.coldcomfort.surveyorevents.com to register for the conference and exhibition.