Newsletter - November Newsletter - Construction and Demolition Waste Sector Plan Launch followed by CEW Best Practice Autumn Events

In this issue

Responsible Retrofit of Traditional Buildings

A New Recycling Aggregate Report Published

Built Environment Sustainability Training Strategy in Wales

What's the Big Capital Funding Idea?

SEC Group Wales Commits to Procurement Reform

Collaborative Working Brings Excellent Results

CEW LinkedIn Group Launched

SE Wales Best Practice Event – Funding Welsh Infrastructure – Finding the right models

RSAW Looking to Appoint a Director

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Construction and Demolition Waste Sector Plan Launch followed by CEW Best Practice Autumn Events - Llanwern High School

Title: Construction and Demolition Waste Sector Plan Launch followed by CEW Best Practice Autumn Events – Llanwern High School
Date: Friday 23rd November 2012
Location: Newport (venue confirmed on registration)
Time: 8am -10.30am
Cost: £25 plus VAT (club members) £35 plus VAT (non-club members)

Construction and Demolition Waste Sector Plan Launch

The Minister for Environment and Sustainable Development in Wales John Griffiths will be launching the Construction and Demolition Waste sector plan – an action plan for the construction industry to the overarching waste strategy ‘Towards Zero Waste’ Wales’.

CEW Best Practice Autumn Events
How did they do that?

There is no better way of finding out the best way of doing something than by asking someone that has done it already. That is the thinking behind the CEW autumn best practice breakfasts where we bring together the teams and decision makers responsible for the headline grabbing schemes at the 2012 CEW awards.

The series of four breakfast events will be an opportunity to ask questions about the decisions taken, the collaborative process and the influences upon the projects themselves. Each session will examine the award winning projects from the point of view of client, contractor and consultant – delving into some of the detail and digging out the evidence and examples that can be shared and used by the rest of the Welsh construction sector.

Leadbitter and Newport City Council is the second team to showcase their success with the redevelopment of the existing Hartridge High School. The redevelopment programme is the most ambitious capital programme the Council has undertaken. If you want to find out how and why they did what they did at each scheme, then come along.

To reserve your place please reply to CEWales stating your full contact details and the names of all delegates wishing to attend. Substitution of delegates can be made at any time.

Non-attendance by any registered delegate will be charged in full unless you have informed us by Wednesday 21st November.

To become a Best Practice Club member visit our Club Page for details

Payments can now be made by credit/debit card.

In order to reduce wastage at our events CEW operates a policy of only notifying venue details when issuing registration confirmation. This ensures we only cater for delegates who have registered and don’t over order for individuals who may or may not turn up on the day.

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