Thursday, 9 December 2010
LCEC December - Wine Tasting
Sunday, 21 November 2010
Annual Wine Tasting - Can you spot English wines?

Wednesday 8 December 2010
1800 for 1830 start to wine tasting concluding at 20:30
London Capital Club, 15 Abchurch Lane, London EC4N 7BW
We are delighted that Julia Trustram-Eve has agreed to lead our annual wine tasting evening once again, and this year there is to be a quiz format for the evening. Teamwork will be encouraged! Julia will be challenging us to blind taste three groups of three wine styles: sparkling; white; red. Will we be able to identify the country or region? On the night we shall be working in teams to try and sniff out the quality English wines from amongst their international counterparts from more traditional wine growing parts of the world. Please come and join the fun.
London Constructing Excellence Club…
…meet like minded people and help promote excellence in the construction industry.
Attendance is free for members of LCEC. A charge of £20 will be made at the door for non-members.
Pre-registration is essential for this event as places are limited, see details below.
To register for this event please - click here to email Róisín Fogarty or call her on 020 7504 1828
To register for this event please - click here to email Róisín Fogarty or call her on 020 7504 1828
Tuesday, 9 November 2010
Monday, 25 October 2010
November event - The Equality Act 2010
A talk by
Jonathan Bruck - Senior Solicitor, IBB Solicitors
Shelagh Prosser - Equality and Diversity Consultant
"The Equality Act - What in means in practice"
Tuesday 9 November 2010, 1800 for 1830 start
London Capital Club, 15 Abchurch Lane, London EC4N 7BW
The Equality Act 2010 (which came into force on 1 October 2010) has been described as “a landmark piece of legislation”. It is the single biggest piece of anti-discrimination legislation ever introduced in this country and applies equally to all employers. Jonathan Bruck and Shelagh Prosser will be presenting on some of the main ways that the Act will impact on employers within the construction industry and what companies can do to reduce the risk of falling foul of the Act.
Jonathan Bruck is an experienced employment law specialist who advises employers on all aspects of contentious and non-contentious work. His experience includes drafting employment contracts and staff handbooks, providing corporate support and TUPE advice on transactions, handling Employment Tribunal claims, advising on dismissals and other day-to-day HR issues.
Shelagh Prosser is an independent freelance consultant, who assists organisations wanting to develop strategic approaches to integrating equality and diversity. She brings over 19 years experience of working on equality issues in employment and service delivery and has particular expertise in strategy and policy development, equality audits, research and analysis, stakeholder engagement and partnership development. Prior to becoming an independent consultant she held senior equality and diversity posts at the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister, the BBC and London Buses Limited.
London Constructing Excellence Club…
…meet like minded people and help promote excellence in the construction industry.
Attendance is free for members of LCEC. See details below.
To register for this event please - click here to email Róisín Fogarty or call her on 020 7504 1828
Shelagh Prosser - Equality and Diversity Consultant
"The Equality Act - What in means in practice"
Tuesday 9 November 2010, 1800 for 1830 start
London Capital Club, 15 Abchurch Lane, London EC4N 7BW
The Equality Act 2010 (which came into force on 1 October 2010) has been described as “a landmark piece of legislation”. It is the single biggest piece of anti-discrimination legislation ever introduced in this country and applies equally to all employers. Jonathan Bruck and Shelagh Prosser will be presenting on some of the main ways that the Act will impact on employers within the construction industry and what companies can do to reduce the risk of falling foul of the Act.
Jonathan Bruck is an experienced employment law specialist who advises employers on all aspects of contentious and non-contentious work. His experience includes drafting employment contracts and staff handbooks, providing corporate support and TUPE advice on transactions, handling Employment Tribunal claims, advising on dismissals and other day-to-day HR issues.
Shelagh Prosser is an independent freelance consultant, who assists organisations wanting to develop strategic approaches to integrating equality and diversity. She brings over 19 years experience of working on equality issues in employment and service delivery and has particular expertise in strategy and policy development, equality audits, research and analysis, stakeholder engagement and partnership development. Prior to becoming an independent consultant she held senior equality and diversity posts at the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister, the BBC and London Buses Limited.
London Constructing Excellence Club…
…meet like minded people and help promote excellence in the construction industry.
Attendance is free for members of LCEC. See details below.
To register for this event please - click here to email Róisín Fogarty or call her on 020 7504 1828
Thursday, 30 September 2010
October Event - Project success through BIM

A talk by
Tim Hare - Project Director, Sir Robert McAlpine
Grahame Andrews - Project Director, Waterman Structures Ltd.
"Delivering the promise of BIM"
Tuesday 12 October 2010, 1800 for 1830 start
London Capital Club, 15 Abchurch Lane, London EC4N 7BW
The Crown Estate Framework has led to the redevelopment of a number of buildings along Regent Street, with Waterman and Sir Robert McAlpine working in collaboration. On these redevelopments BIM has developed organically to assist coordination and deliver tangible benefits.
In the past, BIM has often focussed only on the initial design coordination phase. Constructing Excellence Demonstration Projects to date have outlined how success can be achieved. Real benefits can arise when the construction phase of a project also links in to the BIM interface.
BIM has been successfully used throughout the design and construction phase at Quadrant 3 (previously the Regent Palace Hotel and part of the Crown Estate). Grahame and Tim have a long track record of delivering major complex buildings in the City of London. They will outline the process adopted in the design and co-ordination of the project at both the initial design phase and during construction, linking through to sub-contractor co-ordination, to show how BIM can be used to great effect to achieve real collaborative success.
London Constructing Excellence Club…
…meet like minded people and help promote excellence in the construction industry.
Attendance is free for members of LCEC. See details below.
To register for this event please - click here to email Róisín Fogarty or call her on 020 7504 1828
Tuesday, 14 September 2010
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