Organised with the Institution of Lighting Professionals (ILP), the 16th annual Street Light conference and exhibition, Local Authority Lighting 2012 is an interactive day of discussion and debate on the most pertinent issues affecting everyone involved in exterior lighting.
This informative event addresses the latest developments in legislation, working practices and new technologies, and looks at the role of Street Lighting within, and at the heart of our communities.
Who should attend
- Lighting engineers
- Contractors
- Manufacturers
- Designers
- Architects
- Researchers
- Budget Controllers
- Project Managers
More details, including the Conference Programme are coming soon.
Confirmed Speakers to date include:
- Allan Howard, President, Institution of Lighting Professionals
- Alistair Scott, Managing Director, Designs for Lighting Ltd
- Nick Smith, Director, Nick Smith Associates Ltd
- Steve Fotios, Professor of Lighting & Visual Perception, University of Sheffield
- Dave Burton, VP Education, Institution of Lighting Professionals
- Peter Harrison, Senior Consultant, LGS, Jacobs Engineering UK Ltd
- Glyn Williams, Service Technology & Enterprise Manager, Cornwall County Council
Please bookmark this website and check back for regular updates and announcements.
Why you should attend
Attend this leading event to hear and debate the latest research, recommendations and case studies from leading experts in the field of exterior lighting.
Plus the ILP recognises this event as providing 5 hours of CPD. It is essential that all lighting professionals can demonstrate continuing professionalism and competence and it is an obligation of membership of the ILP that CPD is both planned and recorded, amounting to at least 30 hours per year.
For additional programme information , please contact:
Gary Stringer, Conference Development Manager
Tel: 020 7973 6695
Email: g.stringer@hgluk.com
To discuss sponsorship and exhibiting please contact:
Steve Cobb, Commercial Manager
Tel: 020 7973 4683
Email: s.cobb@hgluk.com
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