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London Women’s Design Groups project meeting and meal Thursday 4th August 4.00-8.00pm (meeting at City Hall 4.00-6.00pm, followed by a meal 6.30-8.00pm)
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All of you who have been involved in our Women’s Design Groups in London are invited to attend this culmination event at City Hall to celebrate the successes of the project and to explore opportunities for the future, including an opportunity for women involved to join the London Access Forum, continuing to enable women’s voices to be heard in planning for the City.
As a thank-you for your input we would also like to take you out for a meal at a restaurant close to City Hall on the South Bank
If you would like to attend the meeting and/or meal, please let Georgia know by emailing gwrighton@wds.org.uk or by telephone on 020 7490 5210 (please leave a brief message with your contact details if we are not able to answer your call).
FREE VOLUNTARY & COMMUNITY SECTOR BUILDING MANAGEMENT TRAINING *FULLY BOOKED*
Thurs 11th August 2011, 9.30am - 3.00pm at Voluntary Action Islington, 200a Pentonville Road, London N1 9JP (within the NIDO complex)
For anyone involved in or responsible for managing a community building. This training session will enable participants to reduce maintenance and development costs of buildings currently occupied or which participants propose to manage, lease or purchase
* Building maintenance & lifecycle management
* Employing contractors
* Buildings insurance
* Fire risk assessments
* Construction Design & Management Regulations
How to book: This is now fully booked but to reserve a place at the next session in March 2012 email hcarty@wds.org.uk
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Training will be delivered by a chartered surveyor for WDS. We have more than 20 years of experience in delivering technical aid and advice to VCS organisations in London. For more information on WDS please visit our website www.wds.org.uk
This training is being offered as part of the London Premises Project, funded by the Big Lottery’s BASIS programme. Our partners on the project are the Development Trust Association, Community Action Network, Ethical Property Foundation, Community Matters, Ealing Community Resource Centre and Aston Mansfield
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