Event Programmer

& Editor, Parking Review

Mark Moran is the editor of Parking Review magazine and programmer of Traffic + Parking.

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Mark has been the editor of Parking Review magazine since its launch in 1989. Besides the magazine, he launched and organises the annual British Parking Awards and a number of of other regular events.

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In parallel to writing about traffic and parking, Mark is also a contributing editor to LTT, curates the Transports Responds bulletin and launched Evolution, a new digital magazine covering the emerging worlds of electric vehicle charging infrastructure and shared mobility.

Sales Director,

RingGo

Andy Stott is the Sales Director for RingGo, the UK’s leading cashless parking solution.

Andy started his career working for British Telecom as a Senior Service Operations Solutions Manager, moving from there to NCP, where he started his wide and varied career in the parking industry as a Project Manager. 

Andy quickly progressed through a range of increasingly senior, technology related roles, to become Head of Technology and Project Management for NCP. 

From there, he moved to ADVAM, again expanding his experience, first as UK Territory Director and then Commercial Director for both the UK and Europe. 

A period as a consultant within the card payments industry was followed by his current role at RingGo, where he heads up a team of ten Business Development and Account Managers, looking after the 200+ local authority, private and rail operator customers, as well as prospects nationwide.

Director,

Transfer360

Transfer 360 connects ticket issuers (parking operators, local authorities & tolls) directly to vehicle leasing companies to standardise, monitor and automate the process of transferring the liability for a ticket (PCN) to the vehicle hirer.

Ticket issuers check against Transfer360 when processing a ticket to a vehicle. If the vehicle is registered as lease or fleet owned, the hirer details are returned automatically. Allowing the first letter to be sent directly to the driver. The process avoids the need for a DVLA lookup, initial notice to keeper and manual liability processing. The system also reduces liability issues, brings forward cash flows and improves payment rates.

Managing Director,

Barbour Logic

ABOUT JASON

Jason founded Barbour Logic. The company’s award-winning technology is used by 60 councils to respond to PCN queries from drivers.

JASON’S TALK

Jason’s talk will focus on the disturbing fact that every year, 500,000 disadvantaged adults struggle to exercise their right to challenge their PCN – because their literacy skills are inadequate – and how to correct that injustice.

ABOUT BARBOUR LOGIC

Winner of five innovation awards, Barbour Logic’s chatbots and letter-generators have transformed the way 60 councils respond to drivers’ PCN queries.

Chief Adjudicator,

Traffic Penalty Tribunal

Caroline Hamilton is a barrister,  called to the bar in 1989 at Middle Temple,  she practiced criminal and family law from Chambers in London. In 1996 Caroline was appointed as a part-time parking adjudicator at London’s  Parking Appeal Service and in 2000 she was appointed as a fee- paid First-Tier Tribunal Judge (immigration chamber). Caroline held the position of Chief Environment and Traffic Adjudicator at London Tribunals from 2010 to 2022 and in July 2022 Caroline was appointed Chief Adjudicator at the Traffic Penalty Tribunal.  The Traffic Penalty Tribunal adjudicators determine motorists’ appeals against parking and traffic penalty charge notices issued by local authorities and charging authorities in England (outside London) and Wales. 

Director,

2020 Consultancy

Adam is an experienced transport professional with considerable technical expertise and project management in the fields of Traffic Engineering, Parking Services, and Active Travel. Adam has worked extensively in both local authority and consultancy environments across the country and has over 17 years’ experience including delivery of public sector programmes such as Active Travel Fund, and Transforming Cities Fund. Adam was project manager on the award winning 20mph scheme in Portsmouth, which was the first citywide 20mph scheme in the country. It was this experience that prompted him to setup the company, which has been successfully running since 2013.

Head of Partnerships, Enterprise Car Club

Keith is Enterprise Car Club’s Head of Partnerships.  He has worked in the Car Club sector since 2008 initially with City Car Club which was acquired by Enterprise in 2015.  He advises colleagues and council’s on how to establish, develop, grow and connect services like Car Clubs which provide an alternative to car ownership whilst promoting public/shared transport and active travel.

Principal Officer Parking and Safer and Sustainable Travel,

Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council

Anjna has worked tirelessly to change the public’s perception of parking and has brought recognition to the vital role parking officials play. Determination took her from Traffic Warden in the 1980s, to Principal Officer of Road Safety & Parking at Sandwell Council today, the first woman to hold this position.

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Anjna set up the first Women in Parking group in 2012 and the British Parking Association was proud to appoint her as its President in the same year. She is currently chair of the BPA Board.

Anjna has a keen eye on the development of EVs with the unique perspective of a local authority parking provider ensuring her organisation provides the optimal charging infrastructure to serve the local community, now and in the future.

Strategic Account Director,

Just

A multi award-winning industry specialist, Alan has worked in the enforcement sector for over 22 years, with a proven track record of achieving year on year growth and improved operational performance and an individual who does not settle for second best.

He has been leading on the persistent evader and nuisance vehicle issue for over 8 years, driven to establish the true state of our vehicle community and is determined to make a difference and make our roads a safer place. He has worked closely with representatives from national roads policing and encaged directly with government departments and stakeholders during this journey of discovery.

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https://www.justdebt.co.uk/

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Parking Team Manager,

Newcastle City Council

As parking team manager, I have responsibility for the day to day parking enforcement operations across the city.  Event planning is something that we need to be involved with from the outset in order to understand the attendance levels and impact as well as understanding the areas that require an increased patrol presence.  I work closely with the event organisers to understand the parking needs of the event as well as the anticipated increase in traffic flow and how best to deploy officers to ensure that the area can remain as congestion free as possible.  Organising for events can involve frequent events, such as football matches, with an outline of a plan prepared to be built upon to support specific concerns, through to the organisation and implementation of new events such as having to facilitate parking for a re-routed Great North Run event.  The planning of events is critical to ensuring that the network is able to remain as congestion free as possible as well as being central to people attending the event.   

Senior Programme/Project Manager, Transport, Intrastructure and Innovation, Coventry City Council

Shamala is a 2nd year part time PGR within the Research Institute for Clean Growth and Future Mobility at Coventry University and is also an experienced Senior Civil Engineer and Programme/Project Manager, with a demonstrable track record of success in the design and implementation of challenging, complex and wide-ranging infrastructure projects. Her experience includes (1) Innovation projects in zero emission, electrification, battery storage and management;  (2) Local Transport Plans, including Network Efficiency projects and Waste Management projects; (3) Traffic Management, including traffic calming measures; (4) General roadworks, including road geometry; and (5) Regeneration, public realm and urban environment projects.

Founder & CEO,

AppyWay

Dan founded AppyWay in 2013 after being continually frustrated with the same bad parking experiences shared by most drivers across the UK. After extensive research, Dan realised that the analogue and siloed solutions within the parking and highways sector were the cause of the problem. His vision was to create a digitised, standardised and centralised platform uniting the public and private sectors with authoritative data. Nine years later AppyWay is the world's most awarded intelligent kerbside platform with a team of over 45 employees specialising in public sector SaaS and private sector data licence deals within the fleet and mobility sector. 

Head of Business Development,

Unity Five (ZatPark) Ltd

Sharon started her career in the parking industry back in 2011 when she worked as Sales Director for a company called Parking Scheme which provided a national tax saving scheme on work related parking. Her successful track record in terms of identifying sales opportunities, building effective client relationships and her knowledge of the parking industry led to senior roles in both Imperial and Taranto Systems. In her current role as Head of Business Development at Unity 5 (ZatPark) Sharon has secured several contracts in both the public and private sectors. Recent wins include Bolton Council, First Parking, RCP and East Kent NHS Trust.