Thursday, 8^th March 2001

 

	A new Lord Mayor, a new Assembly and a new Regional Development Agency for London Romney House, 43 Marsham Street
09.30	Steve Watts, Head of Governance of the Greater London Authority (GLA)	White paper
10.00	Michael Ward, Chief Executive, London Development Agency (LDA)	A discussion paper on the development strategy for London  (2,7 MB)
10.30	Jeff Hollingworth, London Intelligence Co-Ordination and Briefing, Government Office for London (GOL)	Role of Central Government
11.00	Discussion
	London First – The Inward Investment Agency for London London First Centre, 1 Hobhouse Court, Suffolk Street
12.00	Hans-Peter Ickemeyer, Executive Director Europe	London First - The Inward Investment Agency for London (PP Pack&Go, 299 KB)
13.00	End of session
	Go East young (wo)man – East London as a new economic area Thames Gateway Technology Centre, 4 University Way
15.00	Melbourne Barrett, Chief Executive, Docklands East London (DEAL)
15.30	Aktar Choudhury, Strategic Partnerships and Projects Unit Manager, Regeneration & Partnership, Newham	Newham's Corporate Plan Regeneration Tour
16.00	Howard Sheppard, Canary-Wharf Ltd
16.30	Discussion
17.30	End of session
Friday, 9th March 2001
	Greenwich Peninsula – Structural change of a Millennium-Village Greenwich Council - Woolwich Town Hall, Wellington Street
10.00  - 13.00	Representatives of the municipal authorities of Greenwich Topics/Objectives:  urban development and town planning (Masterplan) - architecture - socio-cultural development for the city of tomorrow Greenwich – City of short distances The Peninsula Masterplan: A prototype for living in the 21th century? Why residing and living in Greenwich: transport system, ecologic oriented living, social environment – an integrated Masterplan of development Discussion	Greenwich Peninsula
15.00 - 17.00	Guided tour to Pensinsula, visiting the projects Ralph Luck, Development Director for Greenwich Peninsula, English Partnerships	Greenwich Peninsula: Investing in the 21st Century  (2,3 MB)