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SUMMARY:Symposium: Almshouses and Livery Climate Action Group Net Zero
DESCRIPTION:A series of presentations to discuss the heritage issues in upgrading and modernising these building types to achieve net zero. \nEvent Programme: \n\n10.00-10.10 Chairman’s introduction – Alderman Alison Gowman\, Chair of the Livery Climate Action Group and Chris Dyson\, Master of the Chartered Architects’ Livery Company\n\nFixing the past \n\n10.10-10.30 Refurbishing the 18th-century almshouses\, Museum of the Home\, Hackney – Naila Yousuf\, Wright & Wright\n10.30-10.50 Improving performance of listed buildings – Michael Popper\, P3r Engineers\n10.50-11.10 Upgrading historic fabric and planning: Royal Hospital – Dr Roger Bowdler\, Montagu Evans\n11.10-11.20 Panel Q&A \n11.20-11.40 Coffee break\n\nPlanning the future \n\n11.40-12.00 Transforming almshouses for the 21st century – Jenny Pannell\, Independent consultant\n12.00-12.20 Morden College: Social infrastructure for almshouses: Morden College – Alex Ely\, Mæ\n12.20-12.40 The contemporary almshouse: United St Saviour’s – Stephen Witherford\, Witherford Watson Mann Architects\n12.40-13.00 Panel Q&A and Chairman’s closing remarks
URL:https://liverycag.org.uk/event/symposium-almshouses-and-livery-climate-action-group-net-zero/
LOCATION:Merchant Taylors’ Hall\, 30 Threadneedle Street\, London\, EC2R 8JB\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230223T173000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230223T190000
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SUMMARY:Webinar : Preparing for Combustion Transition: A framework for accelerating our transition to Net Zero
DESCRIPTION:Preparing for Combustion Transition: A framework for accelerating our transition to Net Zero Webinar \nPresented by Professor Simon Spooner\, Principal Scientist\, Atkins Infrastructure. \nAbout this Webinar\nWe have grown prosperous and numerous by burning and consuming the products of biological systems of the past and present. We have now learnt how to get what we need without having to do this anymore. We just have to get on and manage the transition to embracing and stewarding our world instead of consuming it. In this talk I will set out some concepts and principles for this\, some metrics to measure with and some plans and tools to help manage the transition. Then\, as Water Conservators and Livery Companies\, what might we be able to contribute here in the City? Can we develop alternative approaches to offsetting that will be more effective? Can the City lead in changing its infrastructure to eliminate combustion in our buildings and transport and so attain net zero? \nAbout the Speaker\nProf Simon Spooner is an environmental scientist applying scientific models combined with social\, economic\, political and regulatory methods to address the challenges that we face and help build better infrastructure systems. Currently his main activities are: as a senior expert advisor on the UK\nHealth Security Agency programme to develop wastewater epidemiology based responses to the Covid-19 pandemic; applying his SimBasinQ river basin water quality model to address the impact of wastewater discharges on our rivers; and developing nature based catchment solutions to flooding\,\nwater quality\, water resources\, biodiversity and carbon sequestration. He has developed the combustion transition framework\, an innovative approach to integrating GHG emissions reductions and land-use based regeneration of natural processes with a framework of metrics and economic\ntools to facilitate an accelerated transition to net-zero. \nOver the last 30 years as a consultant with Atkins and before that Mott MacDonald he worked about half his time overseas\, mostly in China\, on major World Bank\, EU and UK government projects in urban environment development\, energy systems and environmental policy. He was Technical Director for water and environment for Atkins in China mostly delivering urban planning projects. More recently he worked in partnership with KPMG for the UK FCDO in China on the development of environmental governance processes and access to international financing for infrastructure projects under China’s Belt and Road programme. In the UK he mostly worked for water companies in wastewater and river basin management and in water industry regulatory processes. \nHe is an honorary professor at Nottingham university in Ningbo and UK campuses and a visiting professor at many universities in China as well as Cambridge University in UK. He has written and edited a number of books on water and environmental management\, regulation and adaption of European approaches to China for OECD\, FWR\, EU and Chinese publishers. What he really enjoys is building on the latest science and digital systems to innovate and find simpler integrated solutions to complex problems. \nRegister for this event here: Eventbrite 
URL:https://liverycag.org.uk/event/webinar-preparing-for-combustion-transition-a-framework-for-accelerating-our-transition-to-net-zero/
LOCATION:Online event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230220T093000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230220T160000
DTSTAMP:20260421T153519
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SUMMARY:Day seminar: The Future of Energy in the UK
DESCRIPTION:Deputy Master\, Kenneth Cupitt in his responsibility as a member of the Education Committee has organised an all-day seminar on the topic “The Future of Energy” at Glaziers’ Hall\, with six speakers comprising business owners and decision makers will share their views on both the provision of energy for the country and what alternative choices may be available for future opportunities. \nInformation shared by the speakers will help business leaders make the right decisions over the next decade and learn what the UK Government\, and the supply industry\, is having to put in place for economic green energy. Topics will include: \n\nNuclear Energy (both Fusion and Fission will be covered and what Rolls Royce are developing with mini reactors for regional generation);\nMaking money from Sources of Energy (Ways of Cutting the Costs of Energy in a Business\, how to store energy in times of plenty for use in times of shortages\, achieving cost cutting by enabling businesses to trade energy);\nRooftop Solar Panels and PV Modules (advantages of using Solar Energy\, reduced Electricity Bill\, Return on Investment\, Renewable Energy\, Environmentally Friendly\, Energy Independence). A photovoltaic system or solar power system is an electric power system designed to supply usable solar power by means of photovoltaics;\nAdding Hydrogen to Supplement Natural Gas (now that trials of the addition of hydrogen to gas have been completed what it will do to benefit us all);\nHydrogen as a Fuel for Delivery Vehicles (there is unlikely to be enough Lithium to power storage batteries in the short term\, but larger vehicles are also likely to be powered by hydrogen to carry the bulky items and for the driving range);\nHeat Pump Technology (the conclusion\, thus far\, is that for heat pumps\, ammonia is thermodynamically the best refrigerant in the field of operation for comfort cooling and is also safer than using Fluorocarbons).
URL:https://liverycag.org.uk/event/seminar-the-future-of-energy-in-the-uk/
LOCATION:Glaziers Hall\, 9 Montague Close\, London\, SE1 9DD\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230216T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230216T170000
DTSTAMP:20260421T153519
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LAST-MODIFIED:20230109T195641Z
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SUMMARY:'Routes to Greater Sustainability' Industry Day
DESCRIPTION:Join the Furniture Makers Company for a day of knowledge sharing on what the furnishing sector can do to reduce climate change. \nClick here to register for free. \nThursday 16 February\, 11.00am – 5.00pm\, Furniture Makers’ Hall\, London \nProgramme: \n\n11.00am – Welcome – Tony Attard OBE DL\, Master of The Furniture Makers’ Company\n11.10am – Anticipated forthcoming legislation. The role of the British Furniture Confederation. Speakers: Jonathan Hindle\, chairman\, BFC Legislation update and Jessica Alexander\, executive director of the National Bed Federation / BFC\n11.30am – Coffee and networking\n12.00pm – Furniture Industry Sustainability Programme (FISP) – an industry specific standard. Speaker: John Hubbard\, technical consultant\, FIRA International\n12.15pm – Measuring your organisation’s carbon footprint – Nichola Pichel-Juan\, sustainability manager at SATRA Technology\n12.30pm – Capital investment in renewables. Speaker: Rollie Attard\, CEO of Panaz\n12.45pm – Lunch and networking\n1.45pm – Packaging and sustainability\, alternative solutions – John Hubbard\, technical consultant\, FIRA International\n2.00pm – A circular approach. Speaker: Adnan Zeb-Khan\, manager at Carpet Recycling UK\n2.15pm – A circular approach. Speaker: Angela Moran\, product strategy director at Silentnight\n2.30pm – Biomaterials and circularity. Speaker: Richard Naylor\, group sustainable development director at Hypnos Beds\n2.45pm – Networking\n3.15pm – Reuse and extending useful life. Speaker: Fiona Edwards\, head of sustainability at JPA Workspaces\n3.30pm – Design classics – maximising lifecycle through design. Speaker: Chris Black\, managing director of Sound Leisure\n3.45pm – Networking\n5.00pm – Close\n\nGuests are welcome to stay for a mixer event that will start at 5.30pm. Complimentary drinks and nibbles will be served.
URL:https://liverycag.org.uk/event/routes-to-greater-sustainability-event/
LOCATION:Furniture Makers Hall\, 12 Austin Friars\, London\, EC2N 2HE\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230214T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230214T113000
DTSTAMP:20260421T153519
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SUMMARY:Historic Buildings Challenge: Carbon Reduction & Climate Resilience
DESCRIPTION:Virtual workshop for historic building owners\, managers and occupiers within the Square Mile \nThis Historic Building Challenge\, as part of the City Corporation’s wider Climate Action Strategy\, is a research and collaborative knowledge sharing project to create a one-stop resource that recognises and shares best practice advice and case studies. \nThe historic environment expert team at Purcell Architects have been commissioned by the City of London to help you understand and navigate the obstacles that can seem daunting and expensive to overcome when adapting a historic building. \nFollowing a sold-out breakfast launch workshop on the 24th January\, this virtual session builds on this feedback and introduces the new engagement hub on Commonplace. \nWe need to hear from you; your experiences\, the challenges you face and the actions you are taking to help identify the most time and cost-effective solutions that can best protect\, enhance and sustain the value of your heritage asset. \nJoin us at this virtual morning workshop and help shape the Historic Buildings Carbon Reduction and Climate Resilience Challenge.
URL:https://liverycag.org.uk/event/historic-buildings-challenge-carbon-reduction-climate-resilience/
LOCATION:Online event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230124T083000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230124T110000
DTSTAMP:20260421T153519
CREATED:20221221T100928Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221221T100928Z
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SUMMARY:Breakfast event - Historic Buildings Carbon Reduction & Resilience Challenge
DESCRIPTION:The City of London Corporation and Purcell Architects are hosting a breakfast briefing on Historic Buildings Carbon Reduction & Climate Resilience Challenge. \nThey want to hear about your experiences and challenges you are facing with your historic listed buildings. They would like your feedback to help identify and share the most time and cost-effective solutions that can best protect\, enhance and sustain the value of your heritage asset. \nOrder of events: \n\n8:30am Welcome breakfast\n9:00am Introduction by historic built environment experts\, Purcell.\n9:20am Guided Q&A to investigate the challenges\, changes and strategies faced by those who own and use historic buildings in the Square Mile.\n\nThe obstacles to adapting listed buildings in the face of a rapidly changing climate can seem daunting\, numerous\, and expensive to overcome. Purcell Architects are a team of experts who have been commissioned by the City Corporation to help you understand and facilitate the adaptations to improve the resilience\, value and efficiency of your historic building. \nThe Historic Buildings Challenge is being delivered as part of the City Corporation’s Climate Action Strategy to support the achievement of net zero in the Square Mile by 2040. \nClick here for more information on the City Corporation’s Climate Action Strategy. \nRegister for the event here
URL:https://liverycag.org.uk/event/breakfast-event-historic-buildings-carbon-reduction-resilience-challenge/
LOCATION:The City Centre\, 80 Basinghall Street\, London\, EC2V 5AR
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230118T173000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230118T190000
DTSTAMP:20260421T153519
CREATED:20230110T090929Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230110T091058Z
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SUMMARY:Water Conservators’ Webinar 'Preparing For A Drier Future '
DESCRIPTION:You are cordially invited to join the Water Conservators’ January Webinar ‘ Preparing For A Drier Future ‘. \nWednesday 18th January 2023 5.30pm to 6.45pm \nPresented by Jim Hall\, Professor of Climate and Environmental Risks at the University of Oxford\, and Jon Chappell\, Senior Policy Adviser at the National Infrastructure Commission. \nAbout this Webinar\nThe National Infrastructure Commission is the government’s independent expert adviser on long term infrastructure policy. Among its advisory remit is water\, flooding and drought. In 2018 the Commission published a seminal report on the latter\, which has informed water sector plans and government planning assumptions ever since. Preparing for a Drier Future called for that additional water supply and demand reduction totalling 4\,000Ml/day to be delivered by 2050 to ensure England avoids severe drought. This webinar will set out the triple track approach recommended by the Commission: addressing system leakages\, investing in new supply and transfer infrastructure and reducing consumption. Commission representatives will offer an update on progress towards their proposed solutions and touch on future plans for reports on water related topics. \nRegister to the free event here
URL:https://liverycag.org.uk/event/water-conservators-january-webinar-preparing-for-a-drier-future/
LOCATION:Online event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230112T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230112T200000
DTSTAMP:20260421T153519
CREATED:20221221T093602Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221221T094306Z
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SUMMARY:World Trade Conversations #1 - ESG
DESCRIPTION:Is ESG the promised land or a headache for you or your organisation? \nJoin the launch of the World Trade Conversations – a new series of interactive\, deep dives to help you generate fresh thinking and new momentum on all things World Trade. The first will focus on exploring ESG and the good\, bad and ugly or corporate ethics in a changing world. \nExploring modern corporate ethics in a changing world \nWhat participants will get: (less is more\, more with less) \n\nEngage in deep dialogue that generates fresh thinking by reframing assumptions and nurturing sparks of insight\nMake new connections that  add to your intuitive intelligence to find solutions\nParticipate in surfacing and building on the collective wisdom of the World Traders (and contributing to City of London and global trade)\n\nThere is no charge for attending this event. \nRegister here
URL:https://liverycag.org.uk/event/world-trade-conversations-esg/
LOCATION:DLA Piper\, 160 Aldersgate Street\, London\, EC1A 4HT\, 160 Aldersgate Street\, London\, EC1A 4HT\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20221206T173000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20221206T190000
DTSTAMP:20260421T153519
CREATED:20221125T094227Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221125T094405Z
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SUMMARY:Roundtable Invitation -The Unseen Influences on Climate\, Sustainability and Resources
DESCRIPTION:Birkbeck and the FS Club are delighted to announce that we will be hosting a joint event with the City of London to discuss the unseen influences on climate\, sustainability and resources. \nThis is the fourth roundtable discussion in the series and the evening discussion will be taking place in person at Birkbeck\, University of London. \nJoin the Livery Climate Action Group\, Worshipful Company of World Traders\, Z/Yen’s FS Club\, and Birkbeck\, University of London for a discussion on the unseen influences on climate\, sustainability\, and resources. \nDate: Tuesday\, 06 December 2022\, 17:30 – 19:00 GMT\nVenue: CLO B01\, Clore Management Centre\, 27 Torrington Square\, London WC1E 7JL \nProgramme:\n17:30 Welcome and Introduction – Professor David Latchman\, Vice-Chancellor\, Birkbeck\, University of London\n17:35 Key Issues – Alderman Robert Hughes-Penney\n17:45 Environmental Sustainability And Fiscal Sustainability – Professor Ron Smith\, Birkbeck\, University of London\n18:00 Cultural Heritage Is Not Always What You Think – Dr Esther Breithoff\, Birkbeck\, University of London\n18:15 Environmental Science Diplomacy – Science Engagement With North Korea – Professor James Hammond\, Birkbeck\, University of London\n18:30 Energy Transitions: Lessons From The Past For The Future – Professor Frank Trentmann\, Birkbeck\, University of London\n18:45 Alderman Robert Hughes-Penney And Panel Discussion With The Audience\n19:00 Drinks Reception Held In The Clore Suite \nClick here to register for free.
URL:https://liverycag.org.uk/event/roundtable-invitation-the-unseen-influences-on-climate-sustainability-and-resources/
LOCATION:Birkbeck Core Management Centre
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20221129T183000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20221129T183000
DTSTAMP:20260421T153519
CREATED:20221106T193146Z
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SUMMARY:Television for the Environment Charity Film Awards
DESCRIPTION:The Television for the Environment Charity was set up 39 years ago by the UN\, WWF\, and Central Television (ITV). As a charity\, they commission filmmakers across the globe to produce short films highlighting environmental and sustainability issues and offer possible solutions. \nIn 2020 one of the winning films from the awards\, ‘My Octopus Teacher‘ subsequently went on to win the BAFTA award and the Hollywood Oscar for best documentary. \nFor the first time in 11 years\, the Film awards are being hosted in the City of London at Merchant Taylors Hall. \nOut of 75 film entries\, they have shortlisted 17 and the winners will be announced Black-tie Gala Dinner on 29 November. The awards event will be a memorable and unique occasion. \ntve 11th GSFA ceremony and gala dinner on 29 Nov 2022
URL:https://liverycag.org.uk/event/television-for-the-environment-charity-film-awards/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20221129T170000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20221129T180000
DTSTAMP:20260421T153519
CREATED:20221114T183548Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221114T203536Z
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SUMMARY:Responsible Offsetting Seminar
DESCRIPTION:Invitation to an online seminar taking place on Tuesday 29th November on the topical subject of Responsible Offsetting. \nThe guest speakers are Gavin Towers\, from the Fueller’s Company and Sam Ramsay. \nThis will be an opportunity to hear of best practices in the controversial field of carbon offsetting. Gavin and Sam will explain the principles of offsetting\, and how the good schemes work in practice\, as well as draw attention to the pitfalls and the less responsible schemes that we may have heard about. \nCan we really absolve our consciences for our emissions simply by paying someone to plant trees\, indefinitely? Or is there far more to offsetting than tree planning? \nIt will be presented in a Livery context and address the real issues faced by Companies as they tackle the issues of Climate Change and help them decide whether responsible offsetting could be part of their approach. \nRegister here
URL:https://liverycag.org.uk/event/responsible-offsetting-seminar/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20221128T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20221128T163000
DTSTAMP:20260421T153519
CREATED:20221106T192813Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221106T192813Z
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SUMMARY:Be More Green: Innovating to Improve Energy Efficiency Discussion
DESCRIPTION:Be More Green aims to get businesses innovating to decarbonise and become more environmentally sustainable. Following the successful release of the Be More Green toolkit in partnership with CGI\, we will be hosting a series of events to continue the conversation and support businesses on their green innovation journey. \nThey are hosting a member discussion on 28th November at 14:00pm – 16:30pm at Lord’s Cricket Ground. \nThis session will explore:   \n\nWhat is the business case for innovation in energy efficiency?\nWhat are the first steps your business can take to improve efficiency and how can you then go further?\nWhat innovative solutions are already out there? Both small-scale practical solutions and innovations targeted at overarching energy reduction.\nHow can your business start innovating to be more energy efficient?\nWhat incentives and support are available?\nHow can you use data and technology effectively to support energy efficiency?\n\nConfirmed Speakers: \n\nMattie Yeta\, Chief Sustainability Officer\, CGI UK\nAlice Williams\, Vice President\, Strategy and Commercial Excellence\, Schneider Electric UK and Ireland\nLars Fabricus\, Managing Director – SAV Systems & EnergiRaven\n\nAt this panel discussion business leaders will have the opportunity to: \n\nHear about innovative solutions\, case studies and best practice from businesses who are leading the way in this area\nLearn about solutions to common challenges on these issues\nNetwork with other leaders interested in this important topic\n\nThis event will be held in person and will be followed by a networking drinks reception. \nGet a ticket here: CBI Event
URL:https://liverycag.org.uk/event/be-more-green-innovating-to-improve-energy-efficiency-discussion/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20221122T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20221122T190000
DTSTAMP:20260421T153519
CREATED:20221027T154525Z
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SUMMARY:Net Zero Initiative Lectures from Prof Myles Allen
DESCRIPTION:Director of the Oxford Net Zero initiative\, Prof Myles Allen is hosting a series of lectures focused on Net Zero. \nProf Allen has published about human and natural influences on the climate\, contributing to climate changes and extreme weather risks. \n  \nHis next lecture within the series is on Tuesday 22nd November surrounding the topic of ‘The Atmospheric Physics Behind Net Zero’. \nBefore net zero\, climate policy was all about the contraction and convergence of emissions between rich and poor to achieve\, leading to “stabilization of greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere” at a safe level. But scientists struggled to establish what that “safe” level was\, making little progress in over a quarter of a century. Prof Allen will explain the physics and probability theory within his lecture and the importance of this when striving for net zero. \n  \nGet a ticket here: The Atmospheric Physics Behind Net zero Tickets
URL:https://liverycag.org.uk/event/net-zero-initiative-lectures-from-prof-myles-allen/
LOCATION:David Game College
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20221101T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20221101T150000
DTSTAMP:20260421T153519
CREATED:20221021T105846Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221207T151445Z
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Minimising waste
DESCRIPTION:The Furniture Makers’ Company is hosting a webinar that focuses on waste minimisation. \nWaste minimisation is imperative but does zero to landfill mean zero waste?  This webinar will explore what the furnishing industry needs to do in order to achieve greater waste reduction. \nRegister here to register
URL:https://liverycag.org.uk/event/webinar-wastereduction/
LOCATION:Online event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221018
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221019
DTSTAMP:20260421T153519
CREATED:20220917T133356Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220917T134117Z
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SUMMARY:Green City Briefings - Feature City: Doha\, Qatar
DESCRIPTION:Click here for more information and to sign up.\nAIPH\, in collaboration with the Worshipful Company of Gardeners\, proudly presents Green City Briefings 2022/23\, sponsored by Expo 2023 Doha\, Qatar. This year it is even more global\, featuring cities around the world that demonstrate significant progress in including plants and nature in their city’s form and function. \nEach one-hour webinar will start with a presentation by an expert describing the principles that explain how urban greening benefits the city\, its residents\, and nature. The second presentation will be from a city demonstrating how the practice creates transformational change. Facilitated by a fellow leader on the topic there will be discussion structured around submitted questions. This provides experts from around the world the opportunity to showcase and connect knowledge to practice. \nLast year the City of London Green City Briefings saw attendees from 50 different countries join AIPH’s series and we hope to see a similar level of inspiration and knowledge sharing this year. The previous eight Green City Briefings webinars presented compelling evidence and examples of the power of ‘living green’ in delivering multiple solutions to city challenges. \nIn a unique development to the online format\, we invite audience members to submit questions and begin discussion on the AIPH Global Green City Forum: A virtual space dedicated to driving transformative change in cities by harnessing the power of plants and nature. The AIPH Global Green City Forum is an online community for all individuals with an interest in learning\, sharing\, and inspiring a global movement for greener\, healthier\, and more sustainable cities. Here you canpost questions to speakers and join the discussion ahead of each webinar. All the webinar recordings will be available to access on this free platform. AIPH warmly invites you to join the AIPH Global Green City Forum \nAIPH also invites you to subscribe to receive the monthly AIPH Global Green City Update direct to your inbox. This monthly mailing comprises the latest news and events\, best practice and case studies\, policy and green city principles\, and research findings from around the world. Subscribing to the AIPH Global Green City Update will ensure that you never miss an announcement regarding the 2022/2023 Green City briefings. Stay up to date with all things Green City by subscribing today!
URL:https://liverycag.org.uk/event/green-city-briefings-doha-qatar/
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SUMMARY:Ofwat's Approach to Reducing the Harm From Storm Overflows at PR24
DESCRIPTION:You are cordially invited to join the Water Conservators’ September Webinar \nOfwat’s Approach to Reducing the Harm From Storm Overflows at PR24 – Thursday 22nd September 2022 5.30pm to 6.45pm \nClick here to register.\nPresented by Dr Matthew Greetham\, Ofwat \nUnder the Environment Act 2021 the government has a duty to secure a progressive reduction in the adverse impacts of these discharges. Ofwat\, alongside colleagues from DEFRA and the EA\, is currently considering how best to enable and incentivise this reduction in harm. \nAttendance is free and please invite anyone else in your organisation who might be interested. Just register via the Eventbrite link to receive the joining details. If you click add to calendar on the registration form it will add the event to your calendar. \nWCWC Sept 2022 Webinar V3
URL:https://liverycag.org.uk/event/ofwats-approach-to-reducing-the-harm-from-storm-overflows-at-pr24/
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SUMMARY:Roundtable Discussion on Sustainability and Resources
DESCRIPTION: A CITY OF LONDON & BIRKBECK ROUNDTABLE EVENT ON SUSTAINABILITY AND RESOURCES  \nBirkbeck University are delighted to announce that they will be hosting a joint event with the City of London to discuss sustainability and resources . This is the third Roundtable discussion in the series and the evening discussion will be taking place in-person on Wednesday 21 September\, 5-6.30pm. \nFor more information and to book\, click here.\nThe event will be hosted in Birkbeck’s new Teaching and Learning Centre at Birkbeck\, University of London\, 373 Euston Road. Joining the round table discussion will also be the Livery Climate Action Group and the World Traders. \nPanel:  \n\nAlderman Alastair King (Chairman)\, Naisbitt King Asset Management Limited\, City of London\nDr Kristoffer Ahlstrom-Vij\, Chair of Philosophy at Birkbeck\, University of London\nProfessor Ian Crawford\, Professor of Planetary Science & Astrobiology\, Birkbeck\, University of London\nDr Pedro Gomes\, Reader in Economics\, Birkbeck\, University of London\n\nIf you would like to attend the event\, please register here. \nThe event will be followed by a drink’s reception\, and all are welcome to attend.  We do hope you are able to join us for this evening discussion. \nCity of London & Birkbeck Roundtable Sustainbility and Resources
URL:https://liverycag.org.uk/event/birkbeck-sustainability-and-resources/
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20220725T183000
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SUMMARY:A City of London Event on Entrepreneurship and Green Finance
DESCRIPTION:We are delighted to announce that Birkbeck University\, in collaboration with the LCAG\, will be hosting a series of sustainability talks. The second talk will be taking place on Monday 25 July\, 5-6.30pm. The event will take place in-person and will be hosted at Barnard’s Inn Hall\, Gresham College located in Holborn\, London. \nRegister here \nJoin the Livery Climate Action Group\, World Traders and Birkbeck\, University of London for a round table discussion on Entrepreneurship and Green Finance. Further details are available in the attached Flyer. \nPanel:  \n\nAlderman Prem Goyal OBE JP (Chair)\, City of London\nDr Paul Elsner\, Lecturer in Geographic Data Science\, Birkbeck\, University of London\nShalom Lloyd\, Entrepreneur and Founder\, Naturally Tribal Skincare\nDr Ellen Yu\, Senior Lecturer in Finance\, Birkbeck\, University of London\nRichard Jones\, Entrepreneur\, VC and Investor\n\nIf you would like to attend the event\, please register online. \nWe do hope you are able to join us for this discussion. \nCity of London & Birkbeck Roundtable Entrepreneurship and Green Finance
URL:https://liverycag.org.uk/event/a-city-of-london-event-on-entrepreneurship-and-green-finance/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20220704T003000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20220704T180000
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CREATED:20220601T131826Z
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SUMMARY:LCAG Annual Conference 2022
DESCRIPTION:LCAG Annual Conference Programme-spreads
URL:https://liverycag.org.uk/event/lcag-annual-conference-2022/
LOCATION:Merchant Taylors’ Hall\, 30 Threadneedle Street\, London\, EC2R 8JB\, United Kingdom
ORGANIZER;CN="Livery Climate Action Group":MAILTO:info@liverycag.org.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20220614T183000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20220614T200000
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SUMMARY:Food for Thought with Food - At the Old Bailey
DESCRIPTION:We’re delighted to announce an exciting collaboration between the City of London Solicitors’ Company and the Worshipful Company of Insurers to provide Food for Thought with Food at the Old Bailey \n\nWhen: Tuesday 14th June 2022\, 6.30pm\nWhere: The Grand Hall of the Old Bailey\nCost: £99\nDress code: Business dress\n\nBOOK YOUR PLACE HERE  \nAs two industries that are pivotal in advising on and managing the risks associated with Climate Change and helping clients on the path to a sustainable\, Net Zero future\, we wanted to bring our communities together\, to learn more about this crucial issue from each other’s perspective and promote collaboration. \nWe’re particularly thrilled that Alderman and Sheriff Alison Gowman has offered to host this dinner in the extraordinary environs of the Grand Hall of the Old Bailey. Sheriff Gowman leads the Livery Climate Action Group and was pleased to directly support our new initiative. This amazing and unusual venue will only add to what will surely be a great evening of debate\, learning and making new friends and connections. We will have two “fire starter” speakers\, Nick Dunlop from the Worshipful Company of Insurers and Jeff Twentyman of Slaughter and May and we’ll have some questions and challenges on the tables\, to guide the debate and to provide a framework for some reporting back to the floor. We will also try to capture the key points and pass learnings back to our respective members after the event itself\, on a Chatham House Rule basis. But reading our report will be no substitute for attending this unique event itself\, of course\, and enjoying first hand “food for thought” with food. \nPlease do come and join us. \nBOOK YOUR PLACE HERE  \nSustainability Dinner - 14 June
URL:https://liverycag.org.uk/event/food-for-thought-with-food-at-the-old-bailey/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20220518T164500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20220518T183000
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SUMMARY:Do laws and professions impede climate change actions?
DESCRIPTION:Birkbeck University will be hosting a joint event with the City of London to discuss Climate Change and Sustainability. This event will take place in person on Wednesday 18 May 4.45pm-6.30pm. The event will be held on Birkbeck Campus. \nBook your place here. \nDo laws and professions impede climate change actions? \nJoin the City of London Livery Climate Action Group\, Worshipful Company of World Traders and FS Club together with Birkbeck\, University of London for an evening of discussion. \nThis occasion will propose different perspectives on barriers to climate change. The speakers will put forward ideas about the legal\, financial\, human rights and environmental implications\, as a basis for broader discussion with the audience. \nPanel \n\nAlderman Emma Edhem (Chair) – Law\, policy and practices\nProfessor Stewart Motha – Law and Responsibility to Future Generations\nDr Karin Shields – Management Sustainability Reporting\nDr Simon Pooley – Climate Driving Wildfires and Bioinvasions\n\nThe panel will explore barriers imposed by the law and how regulations could be changed to support positive environmental action. \nBIOGRAPHIES  \nProfessor Emma Edhem is Alderman for the Ward of Candlewick and is a Barrister at No5 Chambers.  Emma also sits on the Corporation’s Court of Aldermen\, General Purposes Committee\, Nominations Committee to the Court of Aldermen\, Court of Common Council\, Finance Committee\, Efficiency and Performance sub committee for Finance\, Bridge House Estates\, Community and Children’s Committee\, the City of London Police Authority Board\, Economic and Cyber Crime Board\, Professional Standard and Integrity of the City Police\, and Tackling Racism Task Force. \nDr Karin Shields Lecturer in Accounting and Finance. Karin’s research interests are in the areas of international accounting\, financial reporting quality\, gender in accounting\, sustainability accounting and corporate governance. \nProfessor Stewart Mutha former Dean of Law. He has written extensively on sovereignty\, and postcolonial legal formations. This research informs his teaching in areas including constitutional law\, human rights\, and histories of political violence. \nDr Simon Pooley Lambert Lecturer in Environment. His research interests are interdisciplinary\, ranging across geography\, environmental humanities (history in particular)\, ethnozoology and conservation science. \nEvents Disclaimer  \nThis is subject to any restrictions in place with regard to the Covid pandemic. If it is not possible to hold the event in person\, then it will be moved online. \nDetailed joining instructions and room number will be sent to you by email a week before the event. \nBook your place here. \nCity of London Event Climate & Sustainability 20.04.22
URL:https://liverycag.org.uk/event/do-laws-and-professions-impede-climate-change-actions/
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SUMMARY:2022 WET10 Webinar: "Managing Our Oceans - The Climate Change Challenge”
DESCRIPTION:This year’s WET10 Virtual Lecture will be held at 6pm on the 21st March 2022\, the eve of World Water Day. \nRegister here \nThe theme of this year’s lecture will be “Managing Our Oceans – The Climate Change Challenge”. Our presenters from Plymouth University are both leading experts in their field of research. Attendance is free and please invite anyone else in your organisation who might be interested. Just register via the Eventbrite link to receive the joining details. If you click add to calendar on the registration form it will add the event to your calendar. If you do not wish to receive invites to future webinars let me know and I will remove you from the invitation list\, \nPresentations & Speakers: \nHarnessing The Oceans’ Energy – Professor Deborah Greaves OBE FREng\, FICE\, FRINA\, Head of School of Engineering\, Computing and Maths\, University of Plymouth \nManaging The Impact of Climate Change On Our Coastline – Professor Gerd Masselink\, Professor of Coastal Geomorphology\, Associate Head of School of Biological and Marine Sciences (Research) at the University of Plymouth\, Co-Director of Coastal Marine Applied Consultancy \nProgramme 6:00 – 7:45 pm: \n\nIntroduction\nPresentation by Professor Deborah Greaves\nPresentation by Professor Gerd Masselink\nQuestion and answer session\nSummary and close\n\n  \nWET10flyer2022 V3
URL:https://liverycag.org.uk/event/2022-wet10-webinar-managing-our-oceans-the-climate-change-challenge/
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SUMMARY:LCAG presents: Young Voices on Climate Change
DESCRIPTION:Click here to register  \nThe next generation talk about their ideas for tackling climate change and suggest next steps for the Livery\, Square Mile and beyond. \n“What do the younger generation really think about Climate Change and Protecting the Environment?” \n\nDo they think that their own generation is taking climate change seriously enough? \nOr that their generation is taking climate change more seriously than older generations? \nWhat should the education system be doing about climate change? \nShould climate change be a compulsory subject at GCSE? \nShould university students studying climate related subjects be allowed to study without paying tuition fees? \nShould the government increase taxes to pay for green energy projects?\n\nThese and many more thought-provoking questions will be addressed by a group of talented young people – the next generation who will be charged with combating climate change.  \nHear their views and challenge them in a lively Q & A. \nSpeakers include Arkwright scholars and young Livery members. \nLCAG Young Voices Flyer
URL:https://liverycag.org.uk/event/lcag-presents-young-voices-on-climate-change/
LOCATION:Online event
ORGANIZER;CN="Livery Climate Action Group":MAILTO:info@liverycag.org.uk
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20220223T184500
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SUMMARY:Rewilding And The Water Cycle- Presented by Dr Gemma Harvey
DESCRIPTION:About this Webinar \nAnimals and plants can have a profound influence on Earth surface processes and land forms across multiple scales\, with important implications for environmental resilience\, restoration and hazards. Such ‘ecosystem engineer’ species can generate potential for working with natural processes to restore degraded environments. For example\, reintroducing missing ecosystem engineers can enhance and accelerate environmental restoration\, potentially reducing the need for direct intervention and hence costs. While water resource management is increasingly emphasising the importance of working with natural ecosystem processes to deliver multiple environmental\, social and economic benefits\, prevailing approaches (e.g. Natural Flood Management) have tended to focus on strategic placement of measures in the landscape\, rather than whole-system restoration. Rewilding is a radical new conservation approach that is rapidly gaining momentum globally and has been advocated as a vital tool in reversing biodiversity decline. Rewilding involves restoring wildness to anthropogenically altered landscapes\, including the reintroduction of missing species. It is driving dramatic biodiversity gains\, but many of the wider ecosystem service benefits and their economic importance remains unquantified. This webinar will introduce key concepts associated with rewilding\, illustrate some of the types of landscape change and ecosystem engineering effects that rewilding facilitates\, and explore the relevance of this new approach for the water cycle and water resource management \nAbout the Speaker \n \nDr Gemma Harvey is a Reader in Physical Geography at Queen Mary University of London. Her research addresses key questions in biogeomorphology to inform sustainable environmental management\, including understanding system responses to disturbance (e.g. invasive non-native species) and to environmental restoration and rewilding. Gemma leads research quantifying the roles of plants and animals as ‘ecosystem engineers’ driving earth surface processes and exploring how these organisms can contribute to landscape restoration and delivery of ecosystem services. Her research is interdisciplinary\, involving collaborations with geomorphologists\, ecologists\, hydraulic modellers and environmental engineers. She conducts collaborative research with key organisations in the water and environment sector including Environment Agency\, National Trust\, Natural England\, the River Restoration Centre and Rewilding Britain. Current projects are exploring the potential for biodiversity changes delivered by landscape rewilding to modify hydrological processes and help mitigate floods and low flow stresses. \nShe is working with the pioneering Knepp Estate rewilding project in West Sussex to quantify vegetation regeneration and is leading a UKRI-funded project on ‘Biodiversity and the water cycle: can rewilding mitigate the impacts of hydrological extremes?’ \nGemma is Director of Education for postgraduate taught programmes at QMUL Geography and has led the MSc Water and Environmental Management programme since 2012\, supporting environmental scientists into careers in the water and environment sector. She has been Associate Editor for the Water and Life domain of Wiley journal WIREs Water since the journal was founded in 2014. \nRegister For This Webinar \nTo attend this webinar you will first need to register via the link below to Eventbrite. Attendance is free\, there is no charge to attend. You will then receive a return email from Eventbrite with the details to join the webinar via zoom. You need to keep those details to join the webinar. Any problems contact rob.casey1@hotmail.com at least 24 hours before the start of the webinar. \nhttps://www.eventbrite.com/e/262714745877 \n 
URL:https://liverycag.org.uk/event/rewilding-and-the-water-cycle-presented-by-dr-gemma-harvey/
LOCATION:Online event
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SUMMARY:Supply chains for Decarbonisation - Fuellers’ Conversation
DESCRIPTION:The Worshipful Company of Fuellers is delighted to announce that the next Fuellers’ Conversation in Association with EY will take place on Thursday 17 February 2022. This will be held via Zoom and the meeting will open at 1800 ready for the start at 1815. \nThe Speaker will be D. Saradhi Rajan\, Managing Partner of Cybele Capital Partners LLP and a Liveryman of the Worshipful Company of Fuellers. \nGovernments are radically reappraising their aspirations to strengthen commitment to climate action. The UK has taken bold steps towards a low-carbon economy through its Net Zero Strategy which will help achieve the goal of reaching net zero emissions by 2050. However\, these plans and the promise of the transition will only come to fruition if it is backstopped by investment. The road ahead will require large volumes of capital\, which must be channelled into decarbonising major sectors of the economy: from energy\, to mobility\, and significant industrial processes such as auto manufacturing and steel production. \nA key barrier facing each of these sectors is securing a supply of critical minerals. With deep capital markets and significant metals trading infrastructure\, the UK’s financial and professional services ecosystem is already exploring solutions. Cybele Capital Partners is assisting this effort by investing in mining projects that will produce the critical minerals required to fuel the sustainable energy transition. \nFuellers’ Conversation in association with EY\nSpeaker: D. Saradhi Rajan\nTitle of talk: 'Supply chains for Decarbonisation'\nZoom Link: < CLICK HERE >\nThursday 17 February 2022 @ 1800 for 1815\nThere is no charge for this event\, however we invite delegates to make a suggested donation of £10 to the Fuellers’ Charitable Trust Fund (CLICK HERE) if they are able to.
URL:https://liverycag.org.uk/event/supply-chains-for-decarbonisation-fuellers-conversation/
LOCATION:Online event
ORGANIZER;CN="Worshipful Company of Fuellers":MAILTO:clerk@fuellers.co.uk
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SUMMARY:Information Session - Climate Action for SMEs: 4 Steps to Action
DESCRIPTION:***** \nInformation Session – Climate Action for SMEs: 4 Steps to Action \nWhen: 10am to 10.45am on Thursday 9th December 2021 \nWhere: Zoom \nBook your free place: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/climate-action-information-session-for-all-tickets-208440098947 \nWondering where to start with your business journey to net-zero? Join Heart of the City for an online information session about their “Climate Action for SMEs: 4 Steps to Action” training programme. With support from the City of London Corporation\, this is a fully funded course for SMEs based in\, or operating in\, the Square Mile. By taking part\, small businesses will get expert guidance from sustainability and climate change professionals\, meet other SMEs on a similar journey to net-zero and gain access to climate change resources designed especially for SMEs. During this short online information session\, Heart of the City will detail how the course works\, share the time commitment involved and explain how SMEs can start to measure their carbon footprint and work toward becoming net-zero. \nIf the course already sounds of interest\, you can find out more and apply online here: https://theheartofthecity.com/membership/climate-for-smes-4-steps-to-action/
URL:https://liverycag.org.uk/event/information-session-climate-action-for-smes-4-steps-to-action/
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SUMMARY:Plastics and the Road to Net Zero
DESCRIPTION:The Worshipful Company of Horners and the Livery Climate Action Group are pleased to invite you to a webinar “Plastics and the Road to Net Zero” which is taking place 6pm-7pm on Wednesday 8th December. \nThe event is run jointly by the Worshipful Company of Horner’s and the Livery Climate Action Group and supported by the British Plastics Federation.  Registration is free and you can register at the following link… \nhttps://register.gotowebinar.com/register/737063536086608908 \nWith the UK Government committing to achieve Net Zero by 2050 and enshrining new targets in law to slash emissions by 78% by 2035 it is increasingly important that all UK organisations align their strategies to position net zero at the forefront of their activities. \nThe Livery Climate Action Group has challenged Livery Companies to support the City of London’s Climate Change Strategy by preparing Climate Change Action Plans. This webinar will explain how plastics are an essential component to achieve Net Zero and by looking at plastics on the basis of sound science will help Livery Companies prepare their Action Plans. It will cover the innovations and trends that are taking place within the plastics industry to achieve a circular economy and the commitments it is making to achieve the ultimate goal of Net Zero \nThe seminar will feature… \nProf Averil McDonald OBE (Emeritus Professor University of Reading & Past Master Fuellers) \nDr Sally Beken (UK Circular Plastics Network Manager and Knowledge Transfer Network) \nAdela Putinelu (Senior Sustainability Executive: British Plastics Federation) \nI do hope you can join us. \nRegards\, \nMartin Muirhead \nMaster Horner \n 
URL:https://liverycag.org.uk/event/plastics-and-the-road-to-net-zero/
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SUMMARY:City of London Green City Briefings – City of London Update on Climate Action
DESCRIPTION:Introduction \nAIPH\, in collaboration with the Worshipful Company of Gardeners\, presents the final session in the City of London Green City Briefings – a series of 8 webinars that present compelling evidence and examples of the power of ‘living green’ in delivering multiple solutions to city challenges. \nClimate resilience is key to securing the City of London’s future and the City of London Corporation is proud to have put it’s plans to increase resilience on a par with reaching net zero emissions. Our two speakers will introduce the City of London Corporation’s approach to climate action and enhancing biodiversity in the City of London and focus on practical measures to increasing climate resilience which are already being implemented. \nRegister here: https://aiph.org/register-gcb/ \nSpeakers \nMC: Dr Heather Barrett-Mold\, Master of the Worshipful Company of Gardeners \nDr. Heather Barrett-Mold OBE has worked in Further and Higher Education for a number of years\, and was Principal and Chief Executive of Pershore Group of Colleges; a land-based college. Heather is primarily an ecologist and was a member of the Government Advisory Panel on Sustainable Development Education also known as the Holland Committee for its lifetime of 5 years\, and then as an advisor on the Secretary of State Sounding Board. Her research has mostly been concerned with the ecological history\, management and conservation of chalk grassland meadows. She is a Fellow of the Linnaean Society. Heather is now working as a consultant for a variety of organisations; is a Vice President of the Institution of Environmental Science\, a Past President of the Institute of Horticulture and until March 2017 was chairing the Science Council. Heather is the Master of the Court of the Worshipful Company of Gardeners. Heather was an expert with the Commission for Sustainable London 2012 and a Secretary of State Board member for the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. \n\nAlderman Alison Gowman  \n \nAlison is one of the two Sheriffs of the City of London taking office on September 28th 2021.  Her role at the Old Bailey is to support the Judges and to work with the Lord Mayor in his role of promoting the City at home and abroad. \nAlison has practised as a solicitor in the City of London all her working life specialising in commercial property at international law firm DLA Piper. She has focussed on development work and landlord and tenant matters as well as insolvency and waste management. This expertise along with her role as a Magistrate will help her enhance the importance of the Rule of Law whilst working closely with the Judges. \nAs a Director of the Green Finance Institute\, she promotes green finance with a particular engagement in Latin America. She is a leading member of the City Corporation’s work on private finance for COP26. Her environment and sustainability interests led her to bring together the Livery Companies to consider the Livery and the City’s response to the climate challenge under the banner of the Livery Climate Action Group. \nShe chairs the Active City Network\, a business network that encourages safe walking and cycling in the City to create healthy streets and promote wellbeing. She is also the Chair of London Road Safety Council.  She is a trustee of Trust for London\, an independent charitable foundation that aims to tackle poverty and inequality in London. \nShe was the first female partner at her firm and combined a senior partner role whilst representing the Ward of Dowgate first as a Common Councillor from 1991 – 2002 and thereafter as the Alderman of the Ward. Alison has served on most of the City’s committees and is currently a member of the Bridge House Estates Board (Chair of the grant making arm\, City Bridge Trust 2016 – 19)\, Investment and Capital Buildings Committees. She is a Governor of the Museum of London and Museum of London Archaeology. \n\nGordon Roy\, City of London Corporation \nGordon Roy is the District Surveyor and Environmental Resilience Director for the City of London Corporation. He is a key player in the implementation of climate resilience in the Square Mile through the City’s Climate Action Strategy. He is overseeing a number of Climate Resilience initiatives including a pioneering Riverside Strategy to prepare the City for sea level rise and a series of pilot projects that will test resilience measures in the City’s public realm. He is a Chartered Surveyor with over 30 years’ experience of the built environment through numerous Local Authority Building Control roles most recently as District Surveyor for the City Corporation \nProgramme \n13:00 – Welcome \n13:05 – Alderman Alison Gowman. \nAlderman Gowman will present the City’s ambition for a green and climate resilient Square Mile. This includes an introduction to the Corporations’s Climate Action Strategy\, and the Liveries Climate Action Group\, as well as the Biodiversity Action Plan. This presentation will conclude with insights into securing the future of the City. \n13:20 – Mr Gordon Roy. \nGordon will present an overview of the resilience risks that the City of London faces\, and what measures could support climate resilience. He will also describe the implementation of Cool Streets and Greening initiatives\, and the preparation of a resilience catalogue and planting measures that are proposed. \n13:35 – Live Q&A \n14:00 – Session closed
URL:https://liverycag.org.uk/event/city-of-london-green-city-briefings-city-of-london-update-on-climate-action/
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SUMMARY:Earl of Wessex Future Energy Conference 2021
DESCRIPTION:The Worshipful Company of Fuellers are very excited to announce the second Earl of Wessex Conference\, to be held on 15th November at the prestigious Royal College of Physicians\, Regent’s Park.
URL:https://liverycag.org.uk/event/earl-of-wessex-future-energy-conference-2021/
LOCATION:Royal College of Physicia\, 11 St Andrews Place Regent's Park\, London\, NW1 4LE\, United Kingdom
ORGANIZER;CN="Worshipful Company of Fuellers":MAILTO:clerk@fuellers.co.uk
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SUMMARY:City Meat Lecture 2021 - The Rightful Place of Meat in the National Diet
DESCRIPTION:‘The Rightful Place of Meat in the National Diet’ is the subject for the WCB’s inaugural City Meat Lecture. It will take place on November 11\, at 6.00pm in the Butchers Hall. \nThe lecture will be followed by a question-and-answer period and discussion with selected panellists. The formal session will conclude at about 7.15pm and be followed by a high-class buffet supper\, with a fantastic opportunity to meet up and network with Liverymen and others involved in the meat industry. The proceedings will finish at around 8.30pm.
URL:https://liverycag.org.uk/event/city-meat-lecture-2021-the-rightful-place-of-meat-in-the-national-diet/
LOCATION:Butchers Hall\, 87 Bartholomew Close\, London\, EC1A 7EB\, United Kingdom
ORGANIZER;CN="Worshipful Company of Butchers":MAILTO:clerk@butchershall.com
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