The UK branch of the International Association of Auto Theft Investigators (IAATI) will hold their 2014 Seminar at the Tally Ho Conference Centre, Edgbaston, Pershore Road, Birmingham, B5 7RN on June 11 and 12. Visit www.iaati.org.uk. Topics will include trade locks, freight tracking, farm vehicle thefts, caravans and motorcycle, and the Datatag scheme.
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IAATI will host the 2014 National Vehicle Crime Seminar, a two-day event split into two parallel events aimed at senior practitioners, opinion formers, intuitive projects and a healthy cross section of key players from the motorcycle, road haulage, leisure, salvage, insurance, IT and the motor industry as a whole.
Both days will also aim to provide training sessions for law enforcement, vehicle examiners and others to develop their skills in vehicle identification.
The Tally Ho Conference Centre in Edgbaston, Birmingham, was once the West Midlands Police Training Centre.
With speakers from organisations across the sector, the event normally attracts up to 200 delegates and is the focus of industry and media attention.
A number of commercial exhibitors will have stands. For the programme, booking details, sponsorship opportunities and further information – go to to the IAATI UK National Vehicle Crime Seminar information page – http://www.iaati.org.uk/?page_id=2513
