SCT Annual Conference 2010

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Full price £40

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* For members of groups affiliated to the Scottish Civic Trust and members of Historic Scotland and AHSS.Please tick as appropriate: I enclose a cheque for £ __ __ (made payable to ‘Scottish Civic Trust’) I have paid £ __ __ (or will arrange payment immediately) by Online Bank Payment. Please use the following: Sort code: 80-11-80 Account No: 00622152 Recipient: Scottish Civic Trust Reference: (Your name or company/organisation name)

Please send this form together with payment to: The Scottish Civic Trust Tel. 0141 221 1466 The Tobacco Merchants House Fax. 0141 248 6592 42 Miller Street Email. [email protected] GLASGOW G1 1DT Web. www.scottishcivictrust.org.uk

Booking forms can be posted, faxed or emailed | Confirmation of booking will be issued on receipt of payment | The SCT reserves the right to amend times, speakers or venue should the need arise | The receipt by Scottish Civic Trust of this completed form constitutes a confirmed booking and cancellation terms will apply - see www.scottishcivictrust.org.uk for details.

The Scottish Civic Trust is a charity registered in Scotland. Charity No. SC012569

SCOTLAND’S CIVIC MOVEMENT:making a difference

SCOTTISH CIVIC TRUST Annual Conference1 December 2010 @ St Andrew’s in the Square, Glasgow

Sponsor

Around Scotland, from the Highlands to the Borders, hundreds of community-based groups are working to protect and enhance Scotland’s built environment. Civic trusts, conservation societies and local groups, made up largely of volunteers, are making a real difference to the protection of our historic buildings, places and spaces and actively slowing the spread of inappropriate profit-driven development.

The Scottish Civic Trust was established in 1967 as a response to the widespread destruction of historic buildings and areas of townscape that had evolved over the centuries, and to the loss of the communities that valued these places. Over 40 years on civic society is alive and well, but in need of fresh impetus and a new di-rection. The Scottish Civic Trust is here to meet that need as the national body championing the civic movement.

Our inaugural annual conference – Scotland’s Civic Movement: Making a Difference – brings together professionals, local groups and individuals to think about the future for active community engagement in the planning and placemaking agenda in 21st century Scotland.

programmeSCOTLAND’S CIVIC MOVEMENT: making a difference

Supported by

9.00 REGISTRATION9.45 Ray Entwistle, Chairman, Scottish Civic Trust

Welcome9.55 Anne McChlery, Glasgow Building Preservation Trust

Morning Chair’s Introduction10.00 John Gerrard & John Pelan

The Scottish Civic Trust Then & Now10.30 Local Groups Showcase10.45 Eugene Mullan, Smith Scott Mullan Associates

It’s Good to Talk: Is Anyone Listening?11.15 COFFEE / TEA BREAK11.30 Andy Myles, Environment Link

Asserting People Power11.50 Karen Anderson, Architecture & Design Scotland

Championing Excellence12.20 David Millar, Austin-Smith:Lord

Good Civic Architecture12.50 LUNCH1.55 John Pelan, Scottish Civic Trust

Afternoon Chair’s Introduction2.00 J Mark Gibson, Craigengillan Estate

Craigengillan Estate: Transformation & Regeneration2.30 Ruth Parsons, Historic Scotland

Valuing the Historic Environment2.50 Professor Trevor Davies, University of Glasgow

Architecture & Democracy: Influencing Change?3.20 David Page, Page/Park Architects

Reflections on Your Journey Home3.50 Chair’s conclusions and thanks4.00 DRINKS RECEPTION

Sponsor

speakersKaren Anderson Chair, Architecture & Design ScotlandTrevor Davies Honorary Professor of Urban Studies, University of GlasgowRay Entwistle Chairman, Scottish Civic TrustJohn Gerrard Trustee, Alba Conservation TrustJ Mark Gibson Craigengillan Estate, AyrshireAnne McChlery Director, Glasgow Building Preservation TrustDavid Millar Associate, Austin-Smith:LordEugene Mullan Director, Smith Scott Mullan AssociatesAndy Myles Parliamentary Officer, Scottish Environment LinkDavid Page Director, Page/Park Ruth Parsons Chief Executive, Historic ScotlandJohn Pelan Director, Scottish Civic Trust

Wednesday 1st December 2010St Andrew’s in the Square, Glasgowwww.standrewsinthesquare.com

Front cover: Flower Garland Stencils by artist Shaeron Averbuch. Photo: Douglas Corrance. From The Causey Project.