REGION NEWS
CICES I&NI committee members spent a half day at RSPB Belfast's Window on Wildlife. The volunteer work involved clearing and removal of foliage on the lagoon terns. This work is carried out between September and March each year when the nests have been vacated and breeding season is over.
The reserve is home to birds and wildlife from all over the world is vital to the surrounding ecosystem providing a haven for breeding, food sources, wintering and migration.
AMERICAS
The meeting will commence with introductions from the region chair, Simon Braithwaite, vice chair Barry Hiscox and secretary, Neil Fleming. They will introduce themselves, their roles and experience with the institution. It should conclude around EST at 9pm, CST at 8pm, and 6pm on the West Coast.
ANGLIA & CENTRAL
Please note you will require an in date European passport or UK photo driving licence for access via security. No ID will result in no tour. 18 places available.
Full details to follow. Thanks to event sponsor FARO Technologies.
AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND (CICES OCEANIA)
The ANZ committee is pleased to announce that Rob Buchanan, Pinsent Masons has agreed to provide CICES members with a legal helpline for the wider Asia Pacific region to compliment the similar service offered by Mayer Brown within the UK.
NORTH WEST & NORTH WALES
CICES NC region members enjoying a recent site visit to Komatsu.
Speakers include Alison Watson MBE, president CICES; Adam Boddison OBE, CEO APM; Andy Gregory, SSE Coire Glas; Damian James; Eddie Weir, president CIAT, and Dan Rossiter, technical vice president, CIAT.
Andrew Langridge, Sterling DCS and CICES I&NI committee members spent a half day at RSPB Belfast’s Window on Wildlife.
The volunteer work involved clearing and removal of foliage on the lagoon terns.
This work is carried out between September and March each year when the nests have been vacated and breeding season is over.
The reserve is home to birds and wildlife from all over the world is vital to the surrounding ecosystem providing a haven for breeding, food sources, wintering and migration.
Daiy Chikuni, Cronton 6th Form College.
Ticket prices £125 for CICES and CECA members and £150 for non-members.
Thanks to event sponsors Damian James, Faro, GeoBiro, 12d Synergy, Riegl, TwoPlusTwo and Bentley Systems.
SCOTLAND
Join CICES’ 2025 Burns Supper – individual tickets are £65. A four course meal and entertainment. Venue special B&B discounted room rate £90 (speak to Danielle McCrae when making a reservation and quote GCICA).
Thanks to event sponsors BAM, G2 Survey, George Leslie.
Where’s Wally? CICES NW&NW region committee styling the new beanies!
Limited spaces left at this not to be missed annual event, so don’t delay and make sure you secure your booking today.
A recent letters of intent presentation delivered by Charles Edwards FCInstCES to CICES SE region members.