Flexible Funding Showcase & Conference
We look forward to welcoming attendees to The Milner York on Tuesday 6th October, at Station Road, York YO24 1AA. The hotel is conveniently located next to York railway station.
Please find our agenda for the day below, together with further information about the programme. Printed copies of the programme overview will also be available on the day.
Travel and parking
For those travelling by car, limited on-site parking is available at The Milner York on a first-come, first-served basis. Parking is currently charged at £5 per hour or £29.50 for 24 hours. The hotel is also immediately adjacent to York railway station for those travelling by train.
Arrival and registration
Signage will be displayed in the hotel reception to direct guests to the correct meeting room.
On arrival, please sign in with a member of the SPIN-D team, who will be managing the registration sheet. SPIN-D staff will be identifiable by their SPIN-D lanyards.
Lunch and refreshments
Refreshments will be provided throughout the event. A working buffet lunch will be served in the meeting room, allowing attendees to continue conversations and networking over lunch. The buffet will include:
- sandwiches or wraps
- a selection of salad dishes
- hot items, such as spring rolls
- a selection of desserts
Capturing the day
We are also pleased to have the event captured in two different ways.
- James Baylay of James the Scribe will be joining us as our live illustrator, visually capturing key ideas, discussions and themes from across the day as they unfold.
- The event will also be photographed by York-based commercial and event photographer Allan Scott, helping us create a photographic record of the Showcase and the people taking part. If you do not wish to be photographed, please let a member of the SPIN-D team know on the day. SPIN-D staff will be wearing SPIN-D lanyards and will be happy to make the photographer aware.
Programme Overview: Tuesday, 6th October
SPIN-D Network+ is one of four Dementia Network Plus initiatives jointly funded by the Alzheimer’s Society, the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC, part of UK Research and Innovation), and the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR). This event is made possible with thanks to our funders.
