Peter Hardy
Personal Information
- Pen Portrait
Peter's career spans 28 years – 16 years working within local government and 12 years in consultancy, mainly advising and assisting public sector organisations at local, regional and national level. Whilst his specialist area is in the field of passenger transport and accessibility matters, much of his work concerns people, communities and organisations. Working across sectors and interests provides more effective solutions, and is vital in these times of economic restraint. Peter enjoys facilitating strong partnerships and working with organisations to secure the best possible outcomes. In recent years he has been increasingly called upon as an enabler to help organisations overcome particular barriers or funding issues.
Peter enjoys the variety of activity and in getting involved in different things to support the industry. He is on the Board of the Association of Transport Co-ordinating Officers (ATCO), editor of ATCO News, and supports training and development activities in some of the professional transport institutions. In his spare time he regularly volunteers at the National Memorial Arboretum.
- Contact Details
- peter.hardy@jmp.co.uk
- Telephone Number
- 0121 230 6046
History
- Member for
- 1 year 14 weeks
My Articles
In 2011, JMP was appointed by the Higher Education Funding Council (HEFCE) to help the higher education sector measure scope 3 carbon emissions from transport. This was with a view to establishing a...
Over his time working in local government and consultancy, Peter has undertaken a lot of bus network reviews. In recent years he has provided training on some of the basics of passenger transport...
Welcome…
Recent months have seen a lot of interest in the bus industry. The House of Commons Transport Select Committee has been looking at the implications of the spending review in buses, and the...
Introductory Comments
We consider that at a strategic level the potential remedies set out by the Competition Commission in its Notice of Possible Remedies do not necessarily address the fundamental...
For the last few years I have served as an enabler for Inspire East (an organisation promoting sustainable communities in the East of England), which I have really enjoyed. This involved providing...
