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December 2019

Hitachi Rail Factory Visit - PLEASE NOTE NEW DATE!	Book Now
Start Date:18/12/2019 16:00:00
End Date:18/12/2019 18:30:00
Event Code:TTG0322
Description: When: 18 December 15:30 (for 16:00) - 18:30 Where: Hitachi Rail Europe, Merchant Park, Millennium Way, Aycliffe Business Park, Newton Aycliffe, DL5 6UG Meeting Point: Reception Speaker: TBC The manufacturing and assembly plant in Newton Aycliffe, County Durham supports the DfT-led Intercity Express Programme and future Hitachi Rail projects. The decision to manufacture and assemble rolling stock at these premises is a fundamental building block in Hitachi Rail Europe’s strategy for growth. This is a great opportunity for members to visit and the tour the assembly plant in the North East. Factory scope • 35 vehicles can be manufactured each month • Production capability includes: high-speed trains, commuter trains and metro trains • Research & development facility and test track on site • £82 million investment, plant fully owned by Hitachi Rail Europe • Our trains will be manufactured in the UK for use across the UK and Europe Book online now or contact Membership Services, Tel: 01536 740104 or email: membership@ciltuk.org.uk quoting the event code: TTG0322

January 2020

My Rail Travel Down Under	Book Now
Start Date:08/01/2020 19:30:00
End Date:08/01/2020 21:00:00
Event Code:KTG0452
Description: When: 08 January 19:00 (for 19:30) - 21:00 Where: Peter Brett Associates. 10 Ashford Court, 1 Dover place, Ashford TN23 1FB Meeting Point: Reception Speaker: Alan Woodcock, Retired Manager from Rail Industry Alan, a retired Rail Industry Manager with considerable experience and knowledge of the Rail Industry, gives a presentation on his journey from West to East across Australia and North to South on the national rail networks which includes two preserved lines, the Queensland Pioneer Railway, a 3ft 6 in gauge line at Swanbrook (near Ipswich) and the Lake Macquarie Light Railway (at Toronto), a 2ft gauge line ( the locos being formerly used in the Sugar Cane industry) as well as the famous Ghan Railway. There will also be several other interesting and surprising things he came across on his trip including information about the national rail work and how this interrelates with the State networks of varying gauges. Alan worked in the Rail Industry (public and private sectors) for nearly 40 years, starting his career as a junior booking office clerk at Rainham, ending his railway career in overall management of the York Railway complex in 2005. Refreshments and a light buffet will be provided. Book online now or contact Membership Services, Tel: 01536 740104 or email: membership@ciltuk.org.uk quoting the event code: KTG0452 This is a joint event with IRTE/IMI/TWI This venue has wheelchair access

Visit to TfL's new Service Control Centre at Hammersmith FULLY BOOKED	Book Now
Start Date:16/01/2020 14:00:00
End Date:16/01/2020 15:30:00
Event Code:RSF0050
Description: When: 16 January 2020, 13:50 for 14:00 - 15:30 Where: Hammersmith SCC, Trussley Road, London, W6 7PR Meeting Point: TBC Speaker: Edward Payne, Service Control Manager, Hammersmith SCC The new Service Control Centre (SCC) is the key part of TfL’s Four Lines Modernisation Programme (4LM), which will centralise control of its four sub-surface lines (Hammersmith & City, Circle, District and Metropolitan). This 90-minute Visit, including a Q & A session, will cover: - the rationale behind the design of the new system. - a tour of the main control room, including desk layouts, operational challenges and organisational changes - a review of their operational training simulator, including an overview of CBTC signage and a basic system overview - the latest update on completion of the whole new system Please be aware if you book a place photo ID will be required on the day Book online now or contact Membership Services with your completed booking form, Tel: 01536 740104 or email: membership@ciltuk.org.uk quoting the event code: RSF0050 Cost: Member: Free; Non-Member: £5 Please be aware the Control Centre is fully accessible and a short 10-15 minute walk from Hammersmith Station

Spa Valley Railway	Book Now
Start Date:21/01/2020 19:00:00
End Date:21/01/2020 20:30:00
Event Code:GTG0367
Description: When: 21 January 2020, 18:30 (for 19:00) - 20:30 Where: Harlequin Theatre , Warwick Crescent, Redhill , Surrey Speaker: Brian Halford Presentation on the history and development of the Spa Valley Railway . The Tunbridge Wells to Eridge line ran from the (now) HQ of the Spa Valley Railway at Tunbridge Wells West from 1866 to its closure in 1985. After an amazing effort by members of TWERPS (you'll find out what this means at the meeting), the line was again opened through to Groombridge in August 1997 and finally to Eridge in 2011. Brian will give an illustrated talk on the railway's history from just before closure in 1985 to more recent developments. Whilst this meeting is free a contribution to the speakers cost will be welcome and collected on day Book online now or contact Membership Services, Tel: 01536 740104 or email: membership@ciltuk.org.uk quoting the event code: GTG0367

The Friends of the Far North Line	Book Now
Start Date:28/01/2020 18:00:00
End Date:28/01/2020 20:00:00
Event Code:SR0481
Description: When: 28 January 2020, 17:30 for 18:00 - 20:00 Where: Centre for Educational Excellence, Glasgow Caledonian University, Cowcaddens Road, Glasgow G4 OBA Meeting Point: Reception Speaker: Ian Budd, Chair, Friends of the Far North Line For over twenty-five years the Friends of the Far North Line have been promoting passenger and freight traffic on this remarkable Highland survivor that wends its way from Inverness northwards by firth and flow through Easter Ross and Sutherland to Caithness. Ian Budd has been editing the award-winning Far North Express for the last five years, and is now the Convener of the Friends. He will tell us about the Line's problems and the Friends' attempts to get them solved. Book online now or contact Membership Services with your completed booking form, Tel: 01536 740104 or email: membership@ciltuk.org.uk quoting the event code: SR0481 Cost: Member: Free; Non-Member: £5.00

An important expansion of the capacity of Southampton's Freightliner Rail Terminal	Book Now
Start Date:29/01/2020 18:45:00
End Date:29/01/2020 21:00:00
Event Code:HDG0354
Description: When: 29 January 18:30 (for 18:45) - 21:00 Where: Solent Conference Centre (The Spark), on the East Park Terrace Campus of Solent University, SOUTHAMPTON SO 14 0LY Meeting Point: The Beech Conference Room (TS 215A on Level 2) of the Solent Conference Centre Speaker: Lindsay Durham, Head of Rail Strategy, Freightliner Group Ltd In January 2013 our speaker presented to Group members on the recent improvements to the Freightliner Rail Terminal in the port of Southampton. Now, seven years later, Lindsay Durham makes a welcome return update us on changes and upcoming plans in the area and the sector. Rail growth is vital to reduce dependence on roadborne carriage of containers since Southampton’s main road artery to the Midlands & Northern England, the A34, will soon be subject to extra traffic congestion as it is extensively upgraded and to deliver carbon savings in the logistics chain. Refreshments will be provided. Book online now or complete your booking form and send to Membership Services at membership@ciltuk.org.uk or call on Tel: 01536 740104 quoting the event code: HDG0354 Cost: Member: Free; Non-Member: £5.00 This venue has wheelchair access

February 2020

Three little liners	Book Now
Start Date:04/02/2020 19:00:00
End Date:04/02/2020 20:45:00
Event Code:SG0391
Description: Please note change of speaker and topic When: 04 February 2020, 18:30 for 19:00 - 20:45 Where: Room 313, Cliffe Building, East Sussex College, Mountfield Road, Lewes, BN7 2XH Speaker: David Toy MCILT IEng MSOE MIRTE General Steam Navigation part of the P&O group operated three diesel passenger ships on cross channel and service to Kent and Essex from London pre-war and continued until 1966. All three were at Dunkirk where GSN brought back nearly 12% of the troops from the beaches. David will give us an insight into the ships, how they operated and their interesting nautical history and demise. Book online now or send your completed booking form to Membership Services at membership@ciltuk.org.uk or call Tel: 01536 740104 quoting the event code: SG0391 This venue has wheelchair access Cost: Member: Free; Non-Member: £5.00

Freight Logistics in 2020 and GBRailFreight’s Role within it	Book Now
Start Date:05/02/2020 19:30:00
End Date:05/02/2020 21:00:00
Event Code:KTG0453
Description:When: Wednesday 05 February 2020, 19:00 for 19:30 - 21:00 Where: Kent Business School, Sibson Building, Parkwood Road, Canterbury CT2 7PE Meeting Point: Sibson Building Reception Speaker: Carl Kent, Head of Market Development, GB Railfreight Carl will speak on the subject of freight logistics in 2020 and GB Railfreight’s role within it. Topics covered will include; -The European opportunity and the implications of Brexit -Future Freight Growth Markets, - Sustainable Rail Freight Joint Meeting with Kent Centre for Logistics and Heuristic Optimisation and the Transport Planning Society (TPS) Book online now or contact Membership Services, Tel: 01536 740104 or email: membership@ciltuk.org.uk quoting the event code: KTG0453

Visit to TfL's new Service Control Centre at Hammersmith - Second date	Book Now
Start Date:06/02/2020 14:00:00
End Date:06/02/2020 16:00:00
Event Code:RSF0051
Description: When: 06 February 2020, 13:50 for 14:00 - 16:00 Where: Hammersmith SCC, Trussley Road, London, W6 7PR Meeting Point: TBC Speaker: Edward Payne, Service Control Manager, Hammersmith SCC The new Service Control Centre (SCC) is the key part of TfL’s Four Lines Modernisation Programme (4LM), which will centralise control of its four sub-surface lines (Hammersmith & City, Circle, District and Metropolitan). This 90-minute Visit, including a Q & A session, will cover: - the rationale behind the design of the new system. - a tour of the main control room, including desk layouts, operational challenges and organisational changes - a review of their operational training simulator, including an overview of CBTC signage and a basic system overview - the latest update on completion of the whole new system Please be aware if you book a place photo ID will be required on the day Book online now or contact Membership Services with your completed booking form, Tel: 01536 740104 or email: membership@ciltuk.org.uk quoting the event code: RSF0051 Cost: Member: Free; Non-Member: £5 Please be aware the Control Centre is fully accessible and a short 10-15 minute walk from Hammersmith Station

“Rail – a growing role in supply chains of the future”	Book Now
Start Date:06/02/2020 18:30:00
End Date:06/02/2020 20:00:00
Event Code:STG0377
Description: When: 06 February 2020 18:00 (for 18:30) - 20:00 Where: Stoke Sixth Form College, Leek Road, Stoke on Trent, ST4 2RU , about 5 minutes' walk from Stoke Railway Station (free car parking also available at rear of building, entry via Hancock Street) Meeting Point: Room G57, Ground Floor Speaker: Chris Polack CEng from Bootham Network Solutions and Chris Swan from Tarmac The GB Railfreight industry is changing rapidly – evolving from a dependence on the heavy industries of power generation and steel production to a more customer-focussed role supporting diverse supply chains across the construction, supermarket and fast-moving consumer goods sectors. Businesses in many sectors now see Railfreight as a key component of their logistics strategies and they value its ability to address some of the pressing challenges facing the nation, including:- • Trunk road congestion • Delivery reliability • City centre deliveries • Decarbonisation and • Emissions The presentation by members of the CILT Railfreight Forum will describe the current and developing roles across the industry. Refreshments will be provided. Book online now or send your completed booking form to Membership Services @ membership@ciltuk.org.uk or call Tel: 01536 740104 quoting the event code: STG0377 Cost: Member: Free; Non-Member: £5.00 This venue has wheelchair access

Losing Track (the Vernon Murphy Memorial Lecture 2020)	Book Now
Start Date:13/02/2020 18:30:00
End Date:13/02/2020 20:00:00
Event Code:LR0390
Description: When: Thursday 13th February 2020, 17:45 for 18:30 - 20:00 Where: London Metropolitan University, Holloway Road, London Meeting Point: Security Speaker: John Nelson The history of the “privatised” railway is full of cautionary tales. Our speaker, John Nelson, will share some of these and discuss the way ahead for railways in the UK. John Nelson was the last Director of Network South East for British Rail and oversaw turning the railway’s largest organisation into the multi-company matrix that represented the privatised passenger railway in 1997. Since then he has been centrally involved in advising both public and private sector bodies on many aspects of railway organisation and structure both through his consultancy company and non-executive director roles. John was a Board member for the McNulty Value for Money Study of the railways published in 2011 and played a major part in developing Open Access services. He remains involved in various advisory roles and his recently published book can be seen as a contribution to the Williams review of railway structure. Book online now or contact Membership Services, Tel: 01536 740104 or email: membership@ciltuk.org.uk with your completed booking form quoting the event code: LR0390 Please be aware bookings will close 5 working days before the event, if you are not on the delegate list you will not be allowed access to the venue as per the rules set by LMU. Cost: Member: Free; Non-Member: £5.00

Open Access Rail Operations	Book Now
Start Date:18/02/2020 19:00:00
End Date:18/02/2020 20:30:00
Event Code:GTG0372
Description: When: 18 February, 18:30 (for 19:00) - 20:30 Where: Harlequin Theatre, Warwick Crescent, Redhill, Surrey Speaker: Richard McLean, Managing Director, Grand Central Rail With the need for the rail industry to deliver for passengers and taxpayers being correctly highlighted as a national priority and many reviews being undertaken as to how to best support this happening, Richard McClean (Managing Director, Grand Central) will talk about how a small, local but fully commercial Open Access train operator can be part of dealing with this challenge. Cost: Member: Free; Non-Member: £5.00 Book online now or send your completed booking form to Membership Services at membership@ciltuk.org.uk or Tel: 01536 740104 quoting the event code: GTG0372 This venue has wheelchair access

Transport's Future : what will work and what won't work ?	Book Now
Start Date:26/02/2020 18:45:00
End Date:26/02/2020 21:00:00
Event Code:HDG0355
Description: When: 26 February 18:30 (for 18:45) - 21:00 Where: Solent Conference Centre (The Spark), on the East Park Terrace Campus of Solent University, SOUTHAMPTON SO 14 0LY Meeting Point: The Willow Conference Room (TS 315A on Level 3) of the Solent Conference Centre Speaker: Nick Richardson FCILT, Technical Principal, Integrated Transport Division, Mott Macdonald Nick Richardson, a Director and Trustee of the Chartered Institute, makes a welcome return to present members with his well-informed views on the future of transport. That future, which inevitably will see an expansion of demand, is now an important element in a growing awareness of the fragility of the planet. The supply of transport will have to be a sustainable one. There are already many possibilities for such a format but the problem is : what is likely to work and should be developed and what is unlikely to work and needs to be rapidly discontinued ? An essential look into a crystal ball for all transport practitioners ! Refreshments will be provided. Book online now or complete your booking form and send to Membership Services at membership@ciltuk.org.uk or call Tel: 01536 740104 quoting the event code: HDG0355 Cost: Member: Free; Non-Member: £5.00 This venue has wheelchair access

Richard Trevithick Lecture: Delivering a reliable railway for passengers	Book Now
Start Date:27/02/2020 18:00:00
End Date:27/02/2020 20:00:00
Event Code:WR0383
Description: When: 27 February, 18:00 (for 18:30) - 20:00 Where: Cardiff University, Main Building, Park Place, CF10 3AT Meeting Point: Large Chemistry Lecture Theatre, Room 1.123 (First Floor) Speaker: Andrew Haines, Chief Executive, Network Rail Mark Langman, Route Managing Director Wales and Western, Network Rail Mark Langman, regional director for the railway in Wales and Western along with Welshman and Chief Executive of Network Rail, Andrew Haines will be talking about their ambitions to deliver a reliable railway for passengers across the UK and importantly, how they are going to do it. There will be the chance to ask questions too. CILT Cymru Wales look forward to welcoming you to our annual Richard Trevithick Lecture, and we are sure that all members will enjoy hearing from Andrew Haines and Mark Langman. Refreshments will be available before the presentation, along with time for networking. The Main Building of Cardiff University is located on Park Place, directly opposite Cathays railway station. Bus services are available along Park Place (routes 53, 86 and 95), to Cathays Park (route 6) or a short walk away on North Road. NextBike facilities are also available nearby. Paid, on-street parking is available as well. Refreshments will be provided. Book online now or contact Membership Services, Tel: 01536 740104 or email: membership@ciltuk.org.uk quoting the event code: WR0383 This venue has wheelchair access

March 2020

Visit to London Transport Museum Acton Depot	Book Now
Start Date:03/03/2020 10:15:00
End Date:03/03/2020 13:00:00
Event Code:SG0392
Description: When: 03 March 2020, 10:15 - 13:00 Where: London Transport Musuem, Acton Depot. Details on booking via Corby Speaker: Barry Le Jeune Barry will give an introductory talk on the role of the London transport Museum and its Friends in preserving London’s transport heritage, followed by a Depot Discovery Tour. Full details will be given on booking. Fee £10.00 per member (£15.00 per non member) payable upon booking. Book online now or send your completed booking form to Membership Services at membership@ciltuk.org.uk or call Tel: 01536 740104 quoting the event code: SG0392 Whilst the majority of this venue has wheelchair access, a few areas within the building are not wheelchair accessible.

Construction Logistics – Myth-busting – Building and Boring (not!) (?)	Book Now
Start Date:09/03/2020 18:30:00
End Date:09/03/2020 20:00:00
Event Code:TVG0384
Description: When: 09 March 18:00 for (18:30) - 20:00 Where: Reading Town Hall, Blagrave St, Reading, West Berkshire RG1 1QH Meeting Point: Soane Space Speaker: Colin Duff FICE,FCIHT, Director, Costain Compared with the stately dance of retail logistics, construction logistics is a whirlwind of moving parts, environmental factors, rapidly changing timescales, short shelf-life (hours for ready mix concrete compared to days for dairy products) and one of the most regulated sectors in the economy. With the sheer scale, size and impact that accompanies major construction projects, keeping all of the logistic challenges under control can make for exciting times. EG; - 35% of daytime HGV traffic in London is generated by the construction industry, which equates to 520,000 miles per day. The annual value of construction in London is £31bn and the volume of construction freight is only set to grow further. This work generates a significant amount of road freight movement, which in turn increases congestion, emissions and road risk. The cost of construction road freight for the whole of London is £779,908,000. Colin Duff, Director at Costain will give us an overview of how these challenges are met in the sector and how the risk-benefits of construction logistics are somewhat different to other sectors. If you thought same-day multi-drop delivery logistics was difficult, come and listen to this! For Reading members familiar with the Cow Lane development, look at this underpass being installed in one weekend in Holland: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=btOE0rcKDC0 (3mins 18 sec) As usual, discussion will continue after the formal presentation in the adjacent pub at 2000. All are welcome to join us. Refreshments will be provided. Book online now or contact Membership Services, Tel: 01536 740104 or email: membership@ciltuk.org.uk quoting the event code: TVG0384 Cost: Member: Free; Non-Member: £10.00 If you require wheelchair access please email regions@cilt.org.uk

The Light Rail Safety and Standards Board	Book Now
Start Date:17/03/2020 19:00:00
End Date:17/03/2020 20:30:00
Event Code:GTG0366
Description: When: 17 March 2020 18:30 (for 19:00) - 20:30 Where: Harlequin Theatre, Warick Crescent, London Road, Redhill, RH1 1NN Meeting Point: Foyer Speaker: Luke Y. Albanese - BA (Hons) MSc CMILT,Director, Albanese Consulting Limited Based upon his knowledge of the industry and his experience, Luke will present a summary of the work of this newly established, officially sanctioned, industry body, which is developing a consistent and comprehensive approach to light rail system risk management, accident prevention and accident and incident reporting. The new body will develop an industry set of Light Rail technical and safety standards for existing and new scheme promoters. Book online now or contact Membership Services, Tel: 01536 740104 or email: membership@ciltuk.org.uk quoting the event code: GTG0366

An evening with the Chairman of Network Rail – Sir Peter Hendy	Book Now
Start Date:25/03/2020 18:00:00
End Date:25/03/2020 20:00:00
Event Code:SWR0315
Description: When: 25 March 17:30 (for 18:00) - 20:00 Where: The Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institute, Queen Square, Bath BA1 2HN Meeting Point: Reception Speaker: Sir Peter Hendy CBE FCILT – Chairman Network Rail This event is designed to be of interest to CILT Members in the South West with an interest in Rail Operations, both passenger and freight, Transport Planning and Construction. Sir Peter will discuss the plans and challenges faced by Network Rail. Refreshments will be provided. Book online now or send your completed booking form to Membership Services at membership@ciltuk.org.uk or call 01536 740104 quoting the event code: SWR0315 Cost: Member: Free Non-Member £10.00 This venue has wheelchair access

April 2020

Brighton Main Line Enhancement Proposals	Book Now
Start Date:07/04/2020 19:00:00
End Date:07/04/2020 20:30:00
Event Code:SG0393
Description: When: 07 April 2020, 18:30 for 19:00 - 20:45 Where: Room 313, Cliffe Building, East Sussex College, Mountfield Road, LEWES, BN7 2XH Speaker: Ben Craig, Network Rail; Programme Sponsor, Brighton Main Line Network Rail is developing proposals to upgrade the Brighton Main Line railway, centred around a major remodelling of the Croydon area with additional tracks, flyovers and an expanded East Croydon station. This would address the key operational bottleneck on the route. This talk will provide details of the designs, current status and the benefits envisaged from such a scheme. Book online now or send your completed booking form to Membership Services at membership@ciltuk.org.uk or call Tel: 01536 740104 quoting the event code: SG0393 This venue has wheelchair access Cost: Member: Free; Non-Member: £5.00

Embrace Digital Transformation: Shaping the Supply Chain of the Future	Book Now
Start Date:22/04/2020 10:00:00
End Date:22/04/2020 16:00:00
Event Code:COR0390
Description: When: Wednesday 22nd April 2020 (09:30 Registration) 10:00-16:00 Where: The Manufacturing Technology Centre, Ansty Park, Coventry CV7 9JU Member: Free Non-Member: £20.00 +VAT Why attend this conference? Simple, if you are looking at how digitalization can transform supply chains, add value to your business and gain a competitive advantage then please register using the link below. Seven speakers with strong experience in supply chain and logistics from varying industries will present innovative use cases, supply chain advancements, share individual experience and take questions from the audience. Speakers will discuss their own digital journeys, the pitfalls and challenges of digitalising supply chains, route optimisation, transport planning, new technology, old fashioned values and fear of change. How mature is your supply chain? Speakers Phil Lavin, Development Consultant IT, Siemens Digital Logistics Nick Wildgoose, CEO, Supplien Mark Lincoln, Global Supply Chaim and Logistics Director, Costa Coffee Dr Chris Owen, CEO, SMMT Jon Kerby, Digital Supply Chain and Asset Information Director, Heathrow Airport James Moffatt, Logistics Manager, Coca Cola More TBC *Please note the delegate list for this event will be vetted by the host, Siemens, whose prerogative it is to accept or decline, without reason, a delegate’s attendance.* Please be aware CILT members subscribing to this event, you are committing to a £10 no notification no show administration fee at this event. Book online or contact Membership Services, Tel: 01536 740104 or email: membership@ciltuk.org.uk quoting the event code: COR0390

Midlands Connect – An Update on the Business Cases for the Midlands Rail Hub and the Thames Valley – Airport – Midlands (TVAM) Corridor	Book Now
Start Date:23/04/2020 17:30:00
End Date:23/04/2020 18:45:00
Event Code:BCG0381
Description: When: 23 April 17:15 for (17:30) - 18:45 Where: Centro House, 16 Summer Lane, Birmingham, B19 3SD Meeting Point: Main Reception Speaker: Andy Clark and Richard Mann, Senior Rail Programme Managers, Midlands Connect In their role as Senior Rail Programme Managers, Andy Clark and Richard Mann will provide an update on the development work for two strategic rail projects in the Midlands: • Midlands Rail Hub: A Strategic Outline Business Case was submitted to the Department for Transport in June 2019, outlining a range of options to provide enhanced connectivity across a range of corridors in the Midlands. This could comprise up to 10 further trains per hour (TPH) through the Birmingham area, facilitated by means of two new chords close to Birmingham Moor Street, allowing a fundamental shift in the way that rail capacity in the Birmingham area is used. The Strategic Outline Business Case included a funding ask for the next stage of work – the Outline Business Case, which is expected to start in early 2020. • Thames Valley / Airport / Midlands (TVAM): An Outline Business Case is currently being developed by Midlands Connect and Network Rail to improve connectivity between the Thames Valley and West Midlands, including Coventry and Birmingham Airport. The draft document confirms there is a very strong case for additional services to operate via Coventry and Birmingham International, which would require some further double tracking between Leamington Spa and Coventry. Midlands Connect hopes that there will be funding available for the Full Business Case (FBC) to be developed from 2020 onwards. Refreshments and a light buffet will be provided. Book online now or contact Membership Services, Tel: 01536 740104 or email: membership@ciltuk.org.uk quoting the event code: BCG0381 This is a joint event with TPS. This venue has wheelchair access

June 2020

The Helston Railway 1882 - 2020	Book Now
Start Date:02/06/2020 19:00:00
End Date:02/06/2020 20:45:00
Event Code:SG0395
Description: When: 02 June 2020, 18:30 for 19:00 - 20:45 Where: Room 313, Cliffe Building, East Sussex College, Mountfield Road, LEWES, BN7 2XH Speaker: Chris Heaps Chris will update us on happenings at Britain's most southerly heritage railway and tell about his new book on the subject Book online now or send your completed booking form to Membership Services at membership@ciltuk.org.uk or call Tel: 01536 740104 quoting the event code: SG0395 This venue has wheelchair access Cost: Member: Free; Non-Member: £5.00

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