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RICS CPD
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April July 2013
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Welcome to the RICS CPD Series of seminars

Following on from the success of
the Autumn CPD Series I am pleased
to introduce a further 260 seminars
taking place across the UK from April
to July. As one of the Affordable CPD
products, this series of one hour
seminars provides you with local low
cost CPD. The seminars have been
even more tailored to individual regions
to provide you with a breadth of topics
and insights to help you maintain
your practice standards with essential
professional and technical updates. The seminars will also help
you meet the requirements of the new CPD policy and will help
your professional development.
For more information on this series or any other conferences
please contact the RICS Conferences team on
+44 (0)20 7695 1600 or email conferences@rics.org.
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Conferences
Maintain, develop and
broaden your knowledge
and skills in just one day
Taking place in a region near you, these conferences
offer you a unique opportunity to update your
professional knowledge and skills. With a mix of
plenary sessions and focussed streams you will have
the opportunity to attend a selection of sessions
on a variety of topics, providing you with essential
guidance that you can use in your daily practice.
For further information and a list of CPD Conferences
taking place in your region keep checking our
website rics.org/conferences
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Contents
RICS CPD requirements
Sponsors......................................................................05
From 1 January 2013 the CPD requirements for RICS members

will change. The following bullets summarise the core
requirements for all RICS members; you should spend some
time familiarising yourself with these requirements.
Built Environment
New CPD requirements for members from

1 January 2013:
Building refurbishment of occupied buildings......................06

Collaborative working in the built environment.....................07
Health and safety in buildings..............................................08
NEC and JCT contracts......................................................09
Project leadership...............................................................10
Structural movement in buildings........................................11
Ventilation and damp...........................................................12
1. All RICS members undertake a minimum of 20 hours CPD

per annum.
2. Of the 20 hours at least 10 hours must comprise of Formal
CPD. The remainder can comprise of Informal CPD.
3. All RICS members must maintain a relevant and current
understanding of RICS professional and ethical standards
during a rolling three-year period. Any learning undertaken
in order to meet this requirement may count towards
Formal CPD.
Commercial property and rent review disputes....................13
4. All RICS members must record their CPD activity using the
RICS CPD Management System (available to all members
globally from the RICS website).
Commercial property valuations: mitigating liabilities

and risk...............................................................................14
For further information on RICS CPD Policy please

visit rics.org/cpdrequirements.
Property
Corporate property recovery...............................................15

Green deal..........................................................................16
Legal issues and the control of development.......................17
Navigating the complexities of leasehold
enfranchisement..................................................................18
Land
Environmental litigation........................................................19
Invasive species and environmental protection....................20
Land estate management...................................................21
Planning law update............................................................22
Cross Profession
Cloud computing................................................................23
Market drivers and regional development............................24
Professional ethics and standards.......................................25
Series at a Glance.................................................26
Booking Form...........................................................29
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of the time shown
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Sponsors
Scotland
Northern Ireland
MacRoberts is one of Scotlands pre-eminent law firms.

Clients include UK and international businesses, public
sector organisations and private individuals. We provide
a comprehensive range of legal services to a variety of
industries. This sectoral approach means we can tailor
our teams to produce a bespoke offering.
Arthur Cox is a leading law firm operating throughout

Ireland
MacRoberts is a leader in construction law, providing advice on

all aspects of construction law issues. This advice is available
throughout the construction process, from appropriate forms
of procurement, contract assembly and negotiation through
to dispute management and resolution.
Our Procurement Group has many years of specialist
experience of advising contracting authorities. Advising both
public sector and bidders in relation to EU public procurement
remedies means we have a well rounded perspective on UK
procurement law.
With our Real Estate Group among the best in Scotland, the
Group have been involved in some of the largest, and most
highly challenging transactions. This range of skills allows us
to provide a comprehensive property service for any type or
size of deal or client active in the Scottish Real Estate sector.
Our specialist Planning Group is highly regarded in Scotland
and have extensive knowledge of planning particularly in the
context of the electricity industry. We advise on issues of pure
planning, in addition to providing specialist advice in property
and corporate deals.
Our Property Group in Belfast is one of Northern Irelands most

respected commercial property practices. We have unrivalled
experience of the local property market, having been involved
in most of the major commercial property projects carried out
in Northern Ireland in recent years.
Our clients span the entire property spectrum from private
developers to Government departments. We work closely with
our Dublin office to provide clients with a seamless service
where their business extends to the Republic of Ireland.
At Arthur Cox, our reputation is founded on proven
professional skills, a thorough understanding of our clients
requirements, an emphasis on sound judgment and a practical
approach to solving commercial property issues. Our areas
of expertise include: acquisitions and disposals; commercial
leasing; commercial development and site assembly; joint
ventures; regeneration; development funding; secured lending;
construction; environmental; planning; licensing; and real
estate finance.
Whatever your requirements, please dont hesitate to
contact Alastair Todd (028 9026 2658 email: alastair.todd@
arthurcox.com) or visit www.arthurcox.com/rics
If I need something done, MacRoberts will move heaven and

earth to do it Chambers Guide to the Legal Profession
For more information please contact Shona Frame, Partner on
0141 303 1100, email shona.frame@macroberts.com
CPD Foundation
The CPD Foundation has been providing its members with
an affordable and convenient annual CPD subscription based
lecture programme for more than 30 years. Members can attend
all of the lectures on the core programme, view all of the lectures
recorded and made available via the online facility (there are over
80 available to view now), and make use of other benefits of
membership, including discounted Morning Briefings (half-day
lectures which give in-depth analysis on a particular topic).
Membership includes access to all of the lectures on the
London programme, all lectures already available via the
website and any of those filmed during the 2012/13 programme.
New this year For the first time, property

professionals in the North West will be in easy
reach of 10 lectures as part of membership of
the CPD Foundation. The 1 hour evening
lectures will be held at the CUBE Gallery
in Manchester.
Individual membership is 175 (plus VAT), and Corporate
Membership starts at 510 (plus VAT) which allows 4-6
people to make use of the service. No additional fees are
due for attending lectures on the core programme, or for
viewing the webcasts from the programme. Join Now!
Find out more and join at www.cpdfoundation.com
Building refurbishment of occupied buildings

Assessing technical issues and managing risks in
commercial buildings
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This session provides detailed insight into a wide range of technical problems relating to the
refurbishment and upgrading of occupied buildings and suggests solutions compliant with
relevant statutory requirements. Alternative methods and approaches are explained, which
enable the practitioner to select the most appropriate method in ensuring a project runs as
smoothly as possible.
Speakers include:
This seminar will discuss:
CHPK
Evaluating the types of risks and challenges associated with building refurbishment schemes
Assessing problems with refurbishing occupied buildings
East, East Midlands, London,

South East, South West
Chris Howe
Northern Ireland
John Ashenhurst
Implementing risk assessments
Povall Worthington
Potential pitfalls and practical advice on taking pre-emptive measures to minimise disturbance
Yorkshire and Humber,

North East
Chris Eglin
Partner, Building Consultancy,
Sanderson Weatherall
For details of further speakers
please visit rics.org/cpdseries
Location, date and time in your region

East
North East
South West
07 May 2013
1730 1900
The Holiday Inn, Lakeview
Bridge Road, Cambridge,
CB24 9PH
23 April 2013
1730 1900
St James Park, Newcastle
upon Tyne, NE1 4ST
12 June 2013
1730 1900
Hilton Bristol, Woodlands
Lane, Bradley Stoke,
Bristol, BS32 4JF
East Midlands
21 May 2013
1730 1900
Crowne Plaza, St Nicholas
Place, Princes Dock,
Pier Head, Liverpool,
L3 1QW
Wales
Northern Ireland
25 June 2013
1730 1900
St Johns Hotel, Warwick
Road, Solihull, B91 1AT
02 July 2013
1730 1900
Marriott Hotel, Eagle Drive,
Northampton, NN4 7HW
Edinburgh
23 April 2013
1730 1900
Strathmore Business
Centre, 10 South St Andrew
Street, EH2 2AZ
Glasgow
16 April 2013
1230 1400
Teacher Building,
St Enoch Square, G1 4DB
London
17 June 2013
1800 1930
RICS Parliament Square,
London SW1P 3AD
North West
23 May 2013
1500 1630
The Mac, 10 Exchange
Street West, Belfast,
BT1 2NJ
South East
06 June 2013
1800 1930
Crowne Plaza Hotel,
Langley Drive, Crawley,
West Sussex, RH11 7SX
26 June 2013
1800 1930
De Vere Village, Langdon
Road, Swansea, SA1 8QY
West Midlands
Yorkshire and Humber

03 July 2013
1730 1900
Crowne Plaza Leeds,
Wellington Street,
Leeds, LS1 4DL
I have thoroughly
enjoyed the latest
series of short CPD
seminars and would
recommend to
property professionals
of all disciplines.
These concise events
are excellent value
with experienced
and knowledgeable
speakers presenting
on a good range of
key subjects. Venues
are easily accessible
with good facilities
and there is always a
polite and informative
RICS representative
on hand.
Richard Preston BSc
(Hons) MRICS Assistant
Manager, Blackpool Care
& Repair Agency
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Collaborative working in the built environment

Collaborative culture and behaviours
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From arising complications, it is now widely recognised that an effective collaboration is key to
delivering construction projects successfully.
Speakers include:
Against a backdrop of rapidly developing communication technologies, and continuing efforts

to improve working practices, this session provides advice of how to successfully devise and
implement a collaboration strategy, and provides an examination of emerging technologies
available.
Northern Ireland
London, South East
Collaborative working as a holistic concept in construction
Colin Smyth
Constructing in
Northern Ireland
Derek Rees
Change management approaches for introducing collaborative working systems
Director South East & London,

Constructing Excellence
Collaboration as a tool for working in project performance predictions
East
Plan and implement effective collaboration in your practice
John Hall
Promoting innovative learning, knowledge and skills transferring
Consolidating good practice Partnership Working in the Built Environment
South West
Andrew Jarvis
Director South West,
Wales
Representative
East
North East
South West
18 June 2013
1730 1900
CB24 9PH
16 July 2013
1730 1900
upon Tyne, NE1 4ST
04 July 2013
1730 1900
Bristol, BS32 4JF
East Midlands
09 July 2013
1730 1900
The Mercure Manchester
Piccadilly, Portland
Street, Piccadilly Plaza,
Manchester, M1 4PH
Wales
Northern Ireland
25 April 2013
1500 1630
BT1 2NJ
10 July 2013
1730 1900
De Vere Venues Colmore
Gate, 5th & 7th Floor, 2-6
Colmore Row, Birmingham,
B3 2QD
South East
25 June 2013
1800 1930
The Guildford Holiday Inn,
Egerton Road, Guildford,
Surrey GU2 7XZ
04 July 2013
1730 1900
Crowne Plaza Leeds,
Wellington Street,
Leeds, LS1 4DL
04 July 2013
1730 1900
Thistle Hotel, East Midlands
Airport, Derby DE74 2SH
Edinburgh
19 June 2013
1230 1400
Strathmore Business
Street, EH2 2AZ
Glasgow
18 June 2013
1230 1400
Teacher Building,
London
02 July 2013
0800 0930
London SW1P 3AD
North West
08 May 2013
1800 1930
in Wales
Glasgow & Edinburgh
Dr Bilge Erdogen
Lecturer, School of Built
Environment, Heriot-Watt
University
West Midlands
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Health & safety in buildings
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A special focus on fire risk assessments and protection
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It is essential that high standards of health, safety and welfare are maintained during all stages of a
construction project.
Speakers include:
This session will explore the health, safety and welfare procedures used to mitigate and control risks
on site. You will be provided with knowledge and understanding of the legal framework relating to the
responsibilities of employers, employees, site visitors and the general public.
East, East Midlands
South East
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Assessors?
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ractical application of health and safety
issues and requirements for compliance
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ssessing the HSE process fire precautions
enforced by the Dangerous Substances and
Explosive Atmospheres Regulation (DSEAR)
(not Northern Ireland)
Implementing Fire Risk Management Systems

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he Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order:
what are the legal implications and what it
says about painted surfaces? (excluding
Northern Ireland)
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coatings the issue of flame spread on
walls/ceilings
Northern Ireland only

The Fire Safety Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2010
Ben Bradford
BB7
Ian Lealand
& David Spicer
Crown Paints Ltd
London
Dare Oduye
& Ian Lealand
Crown Paints Ltd
North West, North East, West
Midlands, Yorksihire and
Humber, Wales
Representative
Crown Paints
Northern Ireland
Michael McGlennon
East
North East
South West
04 July 2013
1230 1400
The County Hotel, Rainsford
Road, Chelmsford, Essex,
CM1 2PZ
14 May 2013
1900 2030
Copthorne Hotel Newcastle,
The Close, Quayside,
Newcastle upon Tyne,
NE1 3RT
22 May 2013
1730 1900
Lane, Bradley Stoke, Bristol,
BS32 4JF
Crown Paints Ltd
Wales
South West
North West
19 June 2013
1800 1930
Crown Paints Ltd
East Midlands
27 June 2013
1730 1900
Hilton Hotel, M1 Junction 21
Approach, Leicester
LE19 1WQ
Edinburgh
16 April 2013
1730 1900
Strathmore Business
Street, EH2 2AZ
Glasgow
17 April 2013
1730 1900
Teacher Building,
London
12 June 2013
1800 1930
London SW1P 3AD
30 April 2013
1730 1900
Radisson Blu Hotel,
Manchester Airport,
Manchester, M90 3RA
Northern Ireland
16 April 2013
1500 1630
BT1 2NJ
South East
18 June 2013
1800 1930
The Best Western Russell
Hotel, 136 Boxley Road,
Maidstone, Kent, ME14 2AE
West Midlands
23 May 2013
1730 1900

02 July 2013
1730 1900
The Source, Meadowhall
Education Centre, 300
Meadowhall Way, Sheffield,
S9 1EA
WYG
Glasgow & Edinburgh
David Spicer &

Richard Bailey
David Spicer,
Richard Roberts
& Ian Lealand
My colleague and I
have attended several
RICS CPD seminars in
the past in our region.
We have both benefited
enormously from the
subjects covered and
the quality and useful
insights from some of
the speakers
Neil Cunningham,
NDC Associates Ltd
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NEC and JCT contracts
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Understanding these contracts in practice
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This seminar will examine the key provisions of both the JCT and NEC contracts from a practical
perspective to allow an understanding of how the contracts should be administered.
Speakers include:
It is therefore essential for all practitioners to be fully up to date on how both forms of contracts work
in practice. This session will consider the various legal developments in contracts and the challenges
these present, with a focus on the new JCT and how this compares to the NEC3 contract.
East, London
The seminar will cover:
East Midlands
U
nderstanding the structure
of the contacts
A
n overview of legal
developments in contracts
J CT Payment provisions
and how these differ to
NEC contracts
J CT v. NEC which is
better?
Scotland only
Managing JCT/SBCC and NEC3 Contracts: A comparison
A
n overview of the JCT/SBCC Standard Building Contract
and the NEC3
C
omplying with the notice and other provisions of the
Amended Construction Act
Payment provisions and how these differ to NEC contracts
E
xamining the latest developments surrounding
JCT contracts
Understanding associated dispute resolution procedures
Jessica Taylor
ClarksLegal LLP
Jon Miller
Prettys
North East, North West,
Michael Conroy Harris

Principal Legal Manager,
Eversheds
Northern Ireland
Steve Brown
Steve Brown Associates
Glasgow & Edinburgh
Shona Frame
Partner, MacRoberts LLP

South East
East
North East
South West
21 May 2013
1730 1900
CB24 9PH
20 June 2013
1730 1900
upon Tyne, NE1 4ST
05 June 2013
1730 1900
Buckerell Lodge Hotel,
Topsham Road, Exeter,
EX2 4SQ
David Rintoul
East Midlands
16 April 2013
1730 1900
Manchester, M1 4PH
Wales
Wales
Northern Ireland
West Midlands
02 May 2013
1500 1630
BT1 2NJ
18 June 2013
1730 1900
B3 2QD
11 June 2013
1730 1900
Edinburgh
24 April 2013
1230 1400
MacRoberts LLP, Excel
House, 30 Semple Street
EH3 8BL
Glasgow
23 April 2013
1230 1400
MacRoberts LLP, Capella,
60 York Street, G2 8JX
London
08 May 2013
1800 1930
London SW1P 3AD
North West
South East
18 April 2013
1800 1930
Crowne Plaza Hotel,
16 May 2013
1800 1930
Wales Millennium Centre,
Bute Place, Cardiff Bay,
CF10 5AL
Partner, ClarksLegal LLP

South West
Andrew Ash
Osborne Clarke LLP
Robert Shawyer
Shemmings LLP

23 May 2013
1730 1900
Crowne Plaza Leeds,
Wellington Street,
Leeds, LS1 4DL
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Project leadership
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Driving cost efficiencies to meet bottom line targets

How can your business remain competitive in the current market? The UK has a 20% reduction
of on-time, in-budget targets to compete with the rest of Europe and its major competitors plus
reduce public spending amongst austerity measures.
In this session, you will explore the latest methodology in driving costs down in your complex
projects.
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Speakers include:
Richard Schofield
Why is project leadership instrumental to UK project management?
Managing Director, Rider Hunt

Management Services
How does leadership affect and impact on delivering a better complex project bottom-line?
Glasgow & Edinburgh
Stakeholder & team leadership: getting the project buy-in
Derek Ferrier
Managing Partner and Head of
Project Management, Hardies
Adopting BIM in your projects
I have regularly attended RICS CPD events in both Edinburgh and

Glasgow and find them an excellent way of not only broadening my
horizons but adding hours to my annual CPD quota. There is always
a wide range of topics and issues to choose from, ensuring that they
meet everyones needs. My line of work covers a variety of disciplines
and as such I always recommend the seminars to colleagues and
friends who might not normally attend.
Wales
Jo Streeten
AECOM
Gordon Archibald, Forestry Commission

East
Glasgow
Northern Ireland
Wales
04 June 2013
1730 1900
CB24 9PH
22 May 2013
1730 1900
Teacher Building,
11 June 2013
1500 1630
BT1 2NJ
02 July 2013
1800 1930
CF10 5AL
East Midlands
22 April 2013
0800 0930
London SW1P 3AD
South East
West Midlands
23 April 2013
1800 1930
Surrey GU2 7XZ
06 June 2013
1730 1900
Gate, 5th & 7th Floor,
2-6 Colmore Row,
Birmingham, B3 2QD
23 April 2013
1730 1900
Nottingham Belfry
Hotel, Mellors Way,
Off Woodhouse Way,
Nottingham NG8 6PY
Edinburgh
29 May 2013
1230 1400
Strathmore Business
Street, EH2 2AZ
London
North East
08 May 2013
0730 0900
upon Tyne, NE1 4ST
North West
07 May 2013
1730 1900
Manchester, M1 4PH
South West
17 April 2013
1730 1900
Bristol, BS32 4JF

18 April 2013
1730 1900
Crowne Plaza Leeds,
Wellington Street,
Leeds, LS1 4DL
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Structural movement in buildings
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Diagnosis, management and control
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The problems of structural movement can be attributed to a number of factors. This session
provides practical advice on cracks and movement in buildings and how they can be detected and
diagnosed. It provides you with in depth analysis of factors leading to problems and gives you the
opportunity to explore best techniques in assessing structural movement in buildings.
Speakers include:
Ed Morton

South East
Best practice technical guidance for residential and commercial surveyors
The Morton Partnership
Diagnosing structural movement in buildings
Glasgow & Edinburgh
Definition of causes: examination of different movement types and best assessment techniques
Suzie Ovenstone
The role of the surveyor in advising the client
Director, Robertson Eadie Ltd
Guidance on report writing methodologies
Wales
Andrew Ball
Ball & Co
North West, Yorkshire and
Humber, North East
Paul Shephard
Technical Manager, Thor Helical

East
Glasgow
North West
South West
16 May 2013
1730 1900
The County Hotel,
Rainsford Road,
Chelmsford, Essex,
CM1 2PZ
05 June 2013
1730 1900
Teacher Building, St Enoch
Square, G1 4DB
23 May 2013
1730 1900
Manchester, M1 4PH
11 July 2013
1730 1900
EX2 4SQ
Northern Ireland
27 June 2013
1800 1930
CF10 5AL
East Midlands
20 June 2013
1730 1900
Nottingham Belfry
Hotel, Mellors Way,
Off Woodhouse Way,
Nottingham NG8 6PY
Edinburgh
04 June 2013
1730 1900
Strathmore Business
Street, EH2 2AZ
London
05 June 2013
1800 1930
London SW1P 3AD
North East
14 May 2013
1730 1900
Copthorne Hotel
Newcastle, The Close,
Quayside, Newcastle
upon Tyne, NE1 3RT
18 June 2013
1500 1630
BT1 2NJ
South East
07 May 2013
1800 1930
Wales
West Midlands
20 June 2013
1730 1900

25 June 2013
1730 1900
Crowne Plaza Leeds,
Wellington Street,
Leeds, LS1 4DL
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Ventilation and damp
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Prevention and management
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The majority of reported problems with buildings have dampness as either a cause or a symptom.
In order to deal with damp, we have to understand where the water is coming from. This session
provides you with the knowledge and tools to understand how to solve the issues associated
with damp.
Speakers include:
Church Lukas
Diagnosing damp
East, East Midlands
Chris Mahony
London, South East
Ventilation systems in reducing condensation and combating mould
Bryan Pilbeam
Technical advice on current damp remedies
Peter Cox
Implications of damp remedies

BRE standards and survey advice
Sophie Robinson
Director, SR Surveyors
West Midlands
Ross Allan
Development Director,
Timberwise
Northern Ireland
East
North East
South West
09 July 2013
1730 1900
CB24 9PH
25 June 2013
1730 1900
Copthorne Hotel
Quayside, Newcastle upon
Tyne, NE1 3RT
09 July 2013
1730 1900
Woodlands Castle,
Ruishton, Taunton, TA3 5LU
East Midlands
25 June 2013
1730 1900
Hilton Hotel, M1 Junction
21 Approach, Leicester
LE19 1WQ
Edinburgh
14 May 2013
1730 1900
Strathmore Business
Street, EH2 2AZ
Glasgow
15 May 2013
1730 1900
Teacher Building,
London
10 June 2013
1800 1930
London SW1P 3AD
North West
15 May 2013
1730 1900
Manchester, M1 4PH
Northern Ireland
11 April 2013
1500 1630
BT1 2NJ
South East
16 May 2013
1800 1930
Malmaison Hotel, Great
Western House, 1820
Station Road, Reading,
RG11 1JX
Wales
25 April 2013
1800 1930
CF10 5AL
John Ashenhurst
Povall Worthington
Glasgow & Edinburgh,
South West, Wales
Richard Walker
Peter Cox
West Midlands
11 July 2013
1730 1900

27 June 2013
1730 1900
Crowne Plaza Leeds,
Wellington Street,
Leeds, LS1 4DL
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Commercial property rent review disputes
Guidance and procedures of avoiding and resolving disputes
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When rent review negotiations break down the parties must consider dispute resolution options and
procedures. Through a consideration of relevant RICS Guidance Notes and Practice Statements,
you will be informed on important changes in order to ensure you have the crucial knowledge of
practice and procedure in the area of commercial property rent review disputes.
Speakers include:
This session combines an analysis of the relevant law, practical guidance and procedures, focusing
on common issues and problems faced by dispute resolution practitioners.
Partner, Shoosmiths LLP

A review of alternative dispute resolution procedures
East, East Midlands
Zoe Wright
London, South East,
South West
John Baker
An update of relevant guidance for chartered surveyors involved with commercial property rent
review disputes
Baker Property Consultants
Consideration of the roles and responsibilities of an expert witness in third party proceedings
Fraser Clearie
Glasgow & Edinburgh

Partner, Riddell Thoms
and Company
Attending RICS CPD Seminars is important as these seminars are

run by our own professional organisation so we can be assured
that they have been tailored to our needs. The seminars allow us
to hear from experts in their fields whilst helping contribute to our
CPD hours. The seminars are reasonably priced and held within
city centre locations.
Neil Hunter, Midlothian Council
Northern Ireland
Representative
Arthur Cox
Wales
Representative
Berry Smith

East
Glasgow
Northern Ireland
Wales
27 June 2013
1730 1900
The County Hotel,
Rainsford Road,
Chelmsford, Essex,
CM1 2PZ
04 June 2013
1230 1400
Square, G1 4DB
25 June 2013
1500 1630
BT1 2NJ
21 May 2013
1800 1930
Berry Smith Office,
Haywood House, Dumfries
Place, Cardiff, CF10 3GA
South East
West Midlands
02 May 2013
1800 1930
Holiday Inn Winchester,
Telegraph Way, Morn Hill,
Winchester, S021 1HZ
04 July 2013
1730 1900
South West
13 June 2013
1730 1900
Crowne Plaza Leeds,
Wellington Street,
Leeds, LS1 4DL
East Midlands
16 May 2013
1730 1900
Edinburgh
07 May 2013
1730 1900
Strathmore Business
Street, EH2 2AZ
London
24 May 2013
0800 0930
London SW1P 3AD
North East
09 July 2013
1730 1900
upon Tyne, NE1 4ST
North West
04 July 2013
0730 0900
Manchester, M1 4PH
07 May 2013
1730 1900
Future Inns, Plymouth
International Business
Park, 1 William Prance
Road, Plymouth, PL6 5US
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Commercial property valuations:

best practice and risk management
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Valuation processes in the current market
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There are key challenges affecting the commercial property market in terms of valuation including
issues around what constitutes a reasonable valuation.
Speakers include:
In this session, find out how to maximise the use of reasonable valuation in the current market with
best practice case studies on minimising risks.
All regions
The seminar will also refer to recent guidance issues by RICS on PII and managing risks in valuation
work.
Commercial property valuation in the current changing and challenging market
Key developments in valuation comparables
Speakers will be experts

from the valuation field
Glasgow & Edinburgh
David Murdoch
Director, Savills
Adhering to RICS standards

Validating the valuation: avoiding liabilities and risks
Taking the valuation to the market: how do you best prepare?
Best practise examples

East
North East
Wales
11 July 2013
1230 1400
Maids Head Hotel,
Tombland, Norwich,
NR3 1LB
04 June 2013
0730 0900
upon Tyne, NE1 4ST
06 June 2013
1800 1930
East Midlands
North West
West Midlands
25 April 2013
0730 0900
Manchester Conference
Centre, Sackville Street,
Manchester, M1 3BB
02 July 2013
1730 1900
2-6 Colmore Row,
Birmingham, B3 2QD
16 April 2013
1730 1900
LE19 1WQ
Edinburgh
05 June 2013
1230 1400
Strathmore Business
Street, EH2 2AZ
Glasgow
Northern Ireland
19 June 2013
1500 1630
BT1 2NJ
South East
01 May 2013
1730 1900
Square, G1 4DB
21 May 2013
1800 1930
London
South West
17 April 2013
1800 1930
London SW1P 3AD
02 May 2013
1730 1900
EX2 4SQ

16 April 2013
1730 1900
Education Centre,
300 Meadowhall Way,
Sheffield, S9 1EA
I have found RICS

CPD events offer
good value, in
succinctly made
presentations, in
accessible locations
and at convenient
times of day.
For those reasons
I never hesitate to
recommend the
programmes to
other members
that I meet during
the course of my
business.
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ABP Property
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Redeeming the insolvent or distressed property

to full value potential
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There are or over 40,000 insolvency and distressed property cases per year in the UK, amongst
the highest in Europe. Amidst these tougher economic times, this session reveals the realities of the
current commercial property market, with important insights into how to redeem these properties to
full value potential.
Speakers include:
Director, GVA
An overview and the realities of the current UK insolvency scenario
London, South East
Roland Morgan
South West
Stabilising the asset and planning for an insolvency process
Robert Belcher
Maximising the full potential of the asset
GVA
Asset management to ensure incremental value add-ons are captured
Glasgow & Edinburgh
Senior Representative
Ernst & Young
Northern Ireland
Representative
Arthur Cox
Mark Ranson
Partner, Baker Tilly
Brian Tilly
Associate Director, Baker Tilly
East
North East
South West
19 June 2013
1730 1900
Beales Hotel, Comet Way,
Hatfield, Herts, AL10 9NG
30 April 2013
1730 1900
Copthorne Hotel
Tyne, NE1 3RT
30 April 2013
1730 1900
Bristol, BS32 4JF
North West
18 June 2013
1800 1930
CF10 5AL
East Midlands
09 July 2013
1730 1900
Airport, Derby, DE74 2SH
Edinburgh
11 June 2013
1730 1900
Strathmore Business
Street, EH2 2AZ
Glasgow
12 June 2013
1730 1900
Square, G1 4DB
London
24 April 2013
1800 1930
London SW1P 3AD
23 April 2013
1730 1900
Manchester, M1 4PH
Northern Ireland
01 May 2013
1500 1630
BT1 2NJ
South East
04 June 2013
1800 1930
Wales
East Midlands
Peter Blair
Partner, Begbies Traynor Group
West Midlands
Joanne Wright
BDO
Wales
Representative
KMPG Cardiff
West Midlands
16 April 2013
1730 1900
B3 2QD

30 April 2013
1730 1900
Crowne Plaza Leeds,
Wellington Street,
Leeds, LS1 4DL
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Green deal (England, Wales & Scotland only)
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Residential take-up
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The role of the surveyor is changing. This session will examine the impact of the Green Deal in
residential buildings to ensure you are up to date and compliant with new legislation and incentives.
Speakers include:
Take away practical guidance on the technical issues with going green to deliver a variety of modern
surveying techniques for energy efficient residential properties.
East, London
LCEA
How will energy efficiency considerations affect the structure / value of a property?

West Midlands, Yorkshire
and Humber
Planning frameworks and impacts in local areas

Wall insulation and Green Deal implications: how will your surveying role change?
Overview of the Green Deal and the impact on residential property: legislation, facts and figures
Technical updates on new trends and techniques for energy efficiency in properties
Changes in EPCs
Robert Corbyn
Asa Parker
Commercial Director, Carillion
Glasgow & Edinburgh
Phil Parnham
Complimenting the Green Deal: energy company obligations
Chartered Building Surveyor

and Director, BlueBox Partners
Wales
Phil Sott
Asset Skills

East
London
South East
West Midlands
01 May 2013
1730 1900
Beales Hotel, Comet Way,
Hatfield, Herts, AL10 9NG
11 July 2013
1800 1930
London SW1P 3AD
East Midlands
North East
13 June 2013
1800 1930
Holiday Inn,
Telegraph Way, Morn Hill,
Winchester, SO21 1HZ
30 April 2013
1730 1900
21 May 2013
1730 1900
upon Tyne, NE1 4ST
18 April 2013
1730 1900
2-6 Colmore Row,
Birmingham, B3 2QD
Edinburgh
North West
08 May 2013
1230 1400
Strathmore Business
Street, EH2 2AZ
11 July 2013
1730 1900
Radisson Blu Hotel,
Manchester Airport,
Manchester, M90 3RA
Glasgow
08 May 2013
1730 1900
Square, G1 4DB
South West
25 June 2013
1730 1900
Norfolk Royale,
Richmond Hill,
Bournemouth, BH2 6EN
Wales

09 July 2013
1730 1900
Crowne Plaza Leeds,
Wellington Street, Leeds,
LS1 4DL
02 May 2013
1800 1930
CF10 5AL
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Legal issues and the control of development
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This session will look at some of the legal issues that may not be immediately obvious when buying
a property. Those advising developers need to be aware of the fact that there may be restrictions
across the land preventing a certain use of land. In addition other parties may have rights of access
across the land.
Speakers include:
East Anglian Chambers
The current legal position in terms of old easements and new land use
East, East Midlands
Graham Sinclair
Glasgow & Edinburgh
What is an easement and how is it created?
Kelsey Gibson
Covenants and the barriers to enforcement
Breach and remedies will rights be enforced?
Northern Ireland
Representative
Scotland only:
The current legal position in terms of old servitudes and way-leaves and new land use
What is a title burden or condition and how is it created?
The latest in building regulations and content: recent and forthcoming developments
A practical consideration of party rights
Arthur Cox
Wales
Representative
Berry Smith
Insurance: the principle issues

East
London
Northern Ireland
Wales
18 April 2013
1230 1400
Maids Head Hotel,
Tombland, Norwich,
NR3 1LB
13 May 2013
1800 1930
London SW1P 3AD
12 June 2013
1500 1630
BT1 2NJ
03 July 2013
1800 1930
Berry Smith Office,
Haywood House, Dumfries
Place, Cardiff, CF10 3GA
East Midlands
04 July 2013
1730 1900
Copthorne Hotel
Tyne, NE1 3RT
South East
West Midlands
25 April 2013
1800 1930
Malmaison Hotel,
Great Western House,
1820 Station Road,
Reading, RG1 1JX
09 May 2013
1730 1900
B3 2QD
11 June 2013
1730 1900
Manchester, M1 4PH
South West
21 May 2013
1730 1900
Edinburgh
12 June 2013
1230 1400
EH3 8BL
Glasgow
11 June 2013
1230 1400
North East
North West
02 July 2013
1730 1900
Woodlands Castle,
04 June 2013
1730 1900
Crowne Plaza Leeds,
Wellington Street,
Leeds, LS1 4DL
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enfranchisement (England & Wales only)
An introduction to legislation and case law
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Leasehold enfranchisement was introduced in formal in 1967 and the right of long leaseholders to
purchase their landlords entire interest or acquire an extended lease term, is an issue applicable only
to England and Wales. However leasehold enfranchisement has given rise to a number of legal
challenges, and both landlords and tenants are keen to protect their individual property interests.
Speakers include:
This session will provide an overview of the legal rights and obligations under the law, so you can get
to grips with this complex and lengthy legislation before seeking legal advice regarding a claim.
Sykes Anderson

Leasehold enfranchisement a brief overview
East, East Midlands
Christopher Sykes
London, South East,
South West, Wales
James Wilson
The complex challenges of the law and affects on agreements
Partner, WA Ellis
Update of recent developments in case law with particular focus on cases affecting valuers/
surveyors

and Humber
Working with the solicitor to minimise problems and possibly to gain more business
Lynn James
Partner, Cobbetts

East
North East
South West
02 July 2013
1730 1900
CB24 9PH
27 June 2013
1730 1900
Copthorne Hotel
Tyne, NE1 3RT
21 May 2013
1730 1900
Norfolk Royale, Richmond
Hill, Bournemouth,
BH2 6EN
11 June 2013
1730 1900
Education Centre,
300 Meadowhall Way,
Sheffield, S9 1EA
North West
01 May 2013
1800 1930
CF10 5AL
East Midlands
06 June 2013
1730 1900
Nottingham Belfry
Hotel, Mellors Way,
Off Woodhouse Way,
Nottingham NG8 6PY
London
22 May 2013
0800 0930
London SW1P 3AD
18 June 2013
1730 1900
Manchester, M1 4PH
South East
23 May 2013
1800 1930
Crowne Plaza Hotel,
Wales
West Midlands
13 June 2013
1730 1900
2-6 Colmore Row,
Birmingham, B3 2QD
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Environmental litigation
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(England, Wales & Northern Ireland only)

Regulations and practical implications
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This session will address legal issues and help assist practitioners to identify and avoid complexities.
Gain an in-depth understanding of environmental damage, the underlying regulatory environmental
issues, third party liabilities and the risks and opportunities these present.
Speakers include:
Representative
Northern Ireland
What constitutes environmental damage?
Arthur Cox
Whistle blowing third parties preventative and remedial duties
London, South East,

South West
Strict liability / fault based liability in others
Simon Tilling
Enforcement and remediation notices
Senior Associate,
Burges Salmon
Insurance implications and its impact on valuations

Opportunities for surveyors
Wales
Representative
Geldards
and Humber
Cairo Nickolls
Solicitor, Regulatory & Criminal
Investigations, Irwin Mitchell

East
North East
South East
West Midlands
25 June 2013
1730 1900
CB24 9PH
11 June 2013
1730 1900
Allergate House, Belmont
Business Park, Durham,
County Durham, DH1 1TW
14 May 2013
1800 1930
Surrey GU2 7XZ
21 May 2013
1730 1900
Stoneleigh Park,
Warwickshire, CV8 2LZ
East Midlands
North West
South West
14 May 2013
1730 1900
Nottingham Belfry
Hotel, Mellors Way,
Off Woodhouse Way,
Nottingham NG8 6PY
04 June 2013
1730 1900
Radisson Blu Hotel,
Manchester Airport,
Manchester, M90 3RA
20 June 2013
1730 1900
Woodlands Castle,
22 May 2013
1730 1900
Education Centre,
300 Meadowhall Way,
Sheffield, S9 1EA
London
Northern Ireland
14 May 2013
1500 1630
BT1 2NJ
18 April 2013
1800 1930
CF10 5AL
06 May 2013
1800 1930
London SW1P 3AD
Wales
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Invasive species and environmental protection

Improving the assessment process and mitigating risks
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Business and industry need to respond to the challenge of invasive plants and animals, the cost of
which, both economical and environmental, has increased dramatically in recent years. An incorrect
assessment approach can hold up projects, developments and plans causing unforeseen risks, costs
and damages. Understand how to assess your options and cost effectively manage a solution.
Speakers include:
Mark Thompson

Legislation and policy
Environet UK
Surveying, assessing and identifying invasive species
Glasgow & Edinburgh
Management and risk assessment
Graham Rudd
Post-management surveillance, monitoring and maintenance
Manager, Invasive Weeds

Agency
North East, North West
Tim Elliott
Director, Elliott Surveyors
Northern Ireland
Gareth Grindle
Corvus Consulting
Wales
Kevin Thomas
HT Surveyors

East
Glasgow
Northern Ireland
Wales
13 June 2013
1230 1400
The County Hotel,
Rainsford Road, Essex,
CM1 2PZ
14 May 2013
1230 1400
Square, G1 4DB
16 May 2013
1500 1630
BT1 2NJ
30 May 2013
1800 1930
CF10 5AL
East Midlands
16 May 2013
1800 1930
London SW1P 3AD
South East
West Midlands
23 May 2013
1730 1900
LE19 1WQ
Edinburgh
17 April 2013
1230 1400
Strathmore Business
Street, EH2 2AZ
London
North East
18 June 2013
1730 1900
upon Tyne, NE1 4ST
North West
13 June 2013
1730 1900
Holiday Inn, Ringway
House, Percy St, Preston,
Lancashire, PR1 3AU
09 May 2013
1800 1930
Crowne Plaza Hotel,
South West
23 April 2013
1730 1900
16 May 2013
1730 1900
Stoneleigh Park,

06 June 2013
1730 1900
Crowne Plaza Leeds,
Wellington Street,
Leeds, LS1 4DL
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(England, Wales & Northern Ireland only)

Maximising best use for a financially sustainable estate
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Practitioners are faced with a variety of options for financial planning and viability in land estate
management. This session outlines the best ways to use your land for a profit and incorporate
the financial short and long term benefits on offer to make sure income options are working to
full advantage.
Speakers include:
Smiths Gore
What does a financially sustainable estate look like?
East, East Midlands
Jason Beedell
Northern Ireland
In-house land management vs. contract land management
Gerry Millar
Belfast City Council
Understanding the options for the estate viability

Contract trading agreements in conjunction with a long-term view

RICS CPD events offer a high quality, value for money service to professionals from every
sector of the property industry. The topics are delivered by highly experienced professionals
with an in-depth knowledge in their subject in venues which offer high quality facilities in easily
accessible locations. Friendly, helpful and dedicated individuals work hard behind the scenes
to ensure that each event meets the highest standards; an event that can be recommended to
every property professional
Elena Contogiorgi-Smith, Whittle Jones

East
North East
South East
West Midlands
11 June 2013
1730 1900
CB24 9PH
16 April 2013
1730 1900
Allergate House, Belmont
Business Park, Durham,
County Durham, DH1 1 TW
09 April 2013
1800 1930
Surrey GU2 7XZ
07 May 2013
1730 1900
Stoneleigh Park,
East Midlands
North West
South West
02 May 2013
1730 1900
09 May 2013
1730 1900
Radisson Blu Hotel,
Manchester Airport,
Manchester, M90 3RA
14 May 2013
1730 1900
Woodlands Castle,
Northern Ireland
29 May 2013
1800 1930
Peterstone Court,
Llanhamlach, Brecon,
Powys, LD3 7YB
London
16 July 2013
1800 1930
London SW1P 3AD
23 April 2013
1500 1630
BT1 2NJ

14 May 2013
1730 1900
Crowne Plaza Leeds,
Wellington Street,
Leeds, LS1 4DL
Wales
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Planning law update
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Planning approval process and the relevant legislation
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This session will look at what significant reforms have taken place to the planning system in recent
years. Understand new legislative challenges and future priorities and consider whether the planning
system will deliver a service that is efficient, inclusive and sustainable. This session will also look at
recent case law of interest and legislative proposals for reform.
Speakers include:
Scotland only:
The Bowhill Partnership
R
eforms to development plans to speed
up planning applications and deliver
greater efficiency
London, South East,

South West
P
lanning policy The National Planning
Policy Framework
D
evelopment management: planning
applications and planning appeals
T
he Community Infrastructure Levy regime
and the current position across the country
Planning law cases to note
Case studies to establish success criteria

U
nderstand the enforcement process
and ensure you are compliant
East, East Midlands
Tony Bowhill
Alan Gunne-Jones
Planning & Development
Associates
Glasgow & Edinburgh
Northern Ireland only:
H
as planning reform delivered a planning
system that is fit for purpose
Moray Thomson
P
lanning Act (NI 2011): what is the impact
on the planning process
D
oes the planning system meet current
economic challenges?
North East
A
n update on recent Department of
Environment announcements
W
ill the current review of Scottish
planning policy address those issues?
Partner, Hadaway
London
South West
23 May 2013
1230 1400
The County Hotel,
Rainsford Road,
Chelmsford, Essex,
CM1 2PZ
08 July 2013
1800 1930
London SW1P 3AD
16 May 2013
1730 1900
EX2 4SQ
East Midlands
09 May 2013
1730 1900
LE19 1WQ
Edinburgh
01 May 2013
1230 1400
EH3 8BL
Glasgow
30 April 2013
1230 1400
North West
02 July 2013
1730 1900
Crowne Plaza, St Nicholas
Place, Princes Dock, Pier
Head, Liverpool, L3 1QW
Northern Ireland
04 June 2013
1500 1630
BT1 2NJ
South East
Northern Ireland
Arthur Cox
East
02 July 2013
1730 1900
upon Tyne, NE1 4ST
Robin Atkin
Representative
North East
Wales
04 June 2013
1800 1930
CF10 5AL
West Midlands
Karen Mutton
Senior Associate, Eversheds
Yorkshire and Humber,
North West
Samantha Grange
Senior Associate, Eversheds
West Midlands
23 April 2013
1730 1900

16 May 2013
1730 1900
Crowne Plaza Leeds,
Wellington Street,
Leeds, LS1 4DL
16 April 2013
1800 1930
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Cloud computing
Discover paths to cloud adoption, design and applications
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Cloud computing is an innovative way of increasing capacity and adding capabilities without
investing in new infrastructure, training and/or software. This session will explain what Cloud
Computing actually is and why it will lead to a fundamental shift in how one works and where
work takes place.
Speakers include:
This seminar will provide an opportunity to:
Remit Consulting
London
Andrew Waller
A
ddress questions about security of data and receive guidance on global issues around
data jurisdiction
Glasgow & Edinburgh
R
eceive explanations on taking advantage of the Cloud and the types of services most likely
to migrate to the Cloud
Director, Remit Consulting
Assess the benefits of the Cloud

Gain a future outlook of the Cloud and its role in transforming the way industry works
Bob Thompson
Anthony Slumbers
Remit Consulting
and Humber
Representative
Cloud Technology Solutions
Northern Ireland
Tim Pullen
Cloud Computing Consulting
East
North East
South West
14 May 2013
1730 1900
CB24 9PH
30 April 2013
1900 2030
Copthorne Hotel Newcastle,
The Close, Quayside,
Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1
3RT
11 June 2013
1730 1900
Norfolk Royale, Richmond
Hill, Bournemouth, BH2 6EN
East Midlands
18 June 2013
1730 1900
Edinburgh
21 May 2013
1730 1900
Strathmore Business
Street, EH2 2AZ
Glasgow
21 May 2013
1230 1400
Square, G1 4DB
London
23 May 2013
0800 0930
London SW1P 3AD
North West
18 April 2013
1730 1900
Radisson Blu Hotel,
Manchester Airport,
Manchester, M90 3RA
Northern Ireland
08 May 2013
1500 1630
BT1 2NJ
South East
27 June 2013
1800 1930
Holiday Inn, Telegraph Way,
Morn Hill, Winchester,
SO21 1HZ
Wales
Representative
Software Alliance Wales
Wales
09 May 2013
1800 1930
West Midlands
17 April 2013
1730 1900
B3 2QD

20 June 2013
1730 1900
Crowne Plaza Leeds,
Wellington Street,
Leeds, LS1 4DL
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Market drivers and regional development
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Debate the future market conditions in your region

What drives regional development and how can you capitalise on new opportunities? Contributing
factors include economic prospects, planning, funding, employment and infrastructure projects:
planned and completed. These determine where new money will be spent, the value of existing
commercial property and relationship between local authorities, supplier, construction and
development.
Each of these seminars takes the form of a panel discussion with your RICS regional board and
eminent businessmen.
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Speakers include:
East
Christopher Barker
Chair, RICS East of England Board

East Midlands
Louise Mumford
Chair, RICS East Midlands Board
New commercial development (approved)
London
Likely infrastructure improvements
Phil Shearer
Impact on employment and property trends
Chair, RICS London Board
Market predictions and updates for your region
Northern Ireland
Michael Hannaway
Chair, Northern Ireland Board

North East
David Coulson
Chair, RICS North East Board

East
06 June 2013
1730 1900
The County Hotel, Rainford
Road, Chelmsford, Essex
CM1 2PZ
East Midlands
13 June 2013
1730 1900
Edinburgh
18 June 2013
1730 1900
EH3 8BL
Glasgow
19 June 2013
1730 1900
London
21 May 2013
0800 0930
London SW1P 3AD
North West
Dominic Thompson
North East
South West
Chair, RICS North West Board
11 July 2013
1730 1900
Copthorne Hotel
Quayside, Newcastle
upon Tyne, NE1 3RT
19 June 2013
1730 1900
EX2 4SQ
Glasgow & Edinburgh
North West
Wales
Ian Lochhead
22 May 2013
1800 1930
CF10 5AL
Director, Drivers Jonas Deloitte

(Edinburgh only)
West Midlands
Ed Monoghan
20 June 2013
1730 1900
Manchester, M1 4PH
Northern Ireland
22 May 2013
1500 1630
BT1 2NJ
South East
11 June 2013
1800 1930
Surrey GU2 7XZ
Dr Fiona Grant
Chair, RICS Scotland Board
Douglas Lamb
Prof. Donald JR MacRae obe

Chief Executive, Lloyds Banking
Group Scotland (Glasgow only)
09 July 2013
1730 1900
B3 2QD
CEO, MacTaggart & Mickel

(Glasgow only)
James Gregory
18 June 2013
1730 1900
Crowne Plaza Leeds,
Wellington Street,
Leeds, LS1 4DL
Tom Barclay
Senior Vice Chair, RICS Scotland

Board (Glasgow only)
South West
Chair, RICS South West Board
Wales
Neil Brierley
Chair, RICS Wales Board

West Midlands
Paul Hampton
Chair, RICS West Midlands Board

Yorkshire & Humber
Rob Hindle
Chair, RICS Yorkshire

& Humber Board
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Professional ethics and standards
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Setting RICS members apart
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Ethical standards are at the heart of what it means to be a RICS member and a professional. In a
challenging and competitive global market, working to the highest professional and ethical standards
is what sets RICS members apart from others.
Speakers include:
This session will present RICS professional and ethical standards in a context that will explain what
these standards mean for you in terms of reputation building and attracting and retaining business
in tough market conditions.
RICS Regulation
Representative
All Regions


Ethics: practical application of RICS standards
Assessing RICS professional and ethical standards: what you need to know and adhere to
Practical application of the guidelines to ensure you provide a high standard of service
Case studies to offer guidance on common issues and what you need to look out for
Overcoming potential barriers to complying the standards

East
North East
South West
24 April 2013
1230 1400
The County Hotel,
Rainsford Road,
Chelmsford, Essex,
CM1 2PZ
25 April 2013
1730 1900
upon Tyne, NE1 4ST
04 June 2013
1730 1900
East Midlands
11 July 2013
1730 1900
LE19 1WQ
Edinburgh
28 May 2013
1730 1900
Strathmore Business
Street, EH2 2AZ
Glasgow
29 May 2013
1730 1900
Square, G1 4DB
London
North West
24 April 2013
1730 1900
Manchester, M1 4PH
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Northern Ireland
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09 May 2013
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East
East
Midlands
London
North East
Built Environment
07-May-13
1730 1900
02-Jul-13
1730 1900
17-Jun-13
1800 1930
23-Apr-13
1730 1900
18-Jun-13
1730 1900
04-Jul-13
1730 1900
02-Jul-13
0800 0930
16-Jul-13
1730 1900
Health & safety in buildings
04-Jul-13
1230 1400
27-Jun-13
1730 1900
12-Jun-13
1800 1930
14-May-13
1900 2030
21-May-13
1730 1900
16-May-13
1730 1900
08-May-13
1800 1930
20-Jun-13
1730 1900
Project leadership
04-Jun-13
1730 1900
23-Apr-13
1730 1900
22-Apr-13
0800 0930
08-May-13
0730 0900
16-May-13
1730 1900
20-Jun-13
1730 1900
05-Jun-13
1800 1930
14-May-13
1730 1900
09-Jul-13
1730 1900
25-Jun-13
1730 1900
10-Jun-13
1800 1930
25-Jun-13
1730 1900
Commercial property rent review disputes
27-Jun-13
1730 1900
16-May-13
1730 1900
24-May-13
0800 0930
09-Jul-13
1730 1900
Commercial property valuations: best practice and risk management
11-Jul-13
1230 1400
16-Apr-13
1730 1900
17-Apr-13
1800 1930
04-Jun-13
0730 0900
19-Jun-13
1730 1900
09-Jul-13
1730 1900
24-Apr-13
1800 1930
30-Apr-13
1730 1900
Green deal
01-May-13
1730 1900
30-Apr-13
1730 1900
11-Jul-13
1800 1930
21-May-13
1730 1900
18-Apr-13
1230 1400
21-May-13
1730 1900
13-May-13
1800 1930
04-Jul-13
1730 1900
Navigating the complexities of leasehold enfranchisement
02-Jul-13
1730 1900
06-Jun-13
1730 1900
22-May-13
0800 0930
27-Jun-13
1730 1900
25-Jun-13
1730 1900
14-May-13
1730 1900
06-May-13
1800 1930
11-Jun-13
1730 1900
13-Jun-13
1230 1400
23-May-13
1730 1900
16-May-13
1800 1930
18-Jun-13
1730 1900
11-Jun-13
1730 1900
02-May-13
1730 1900
16-Jul-13
1800 1930
16-Apr-13
1730 1900
Planning law update
23-May-13
1230 1400
09-May-13
1730 1900
08-Jul-13
1800 1930
02-Jul-13
1730 1900
Cloud computing
14-May-13
1730 1900
18-Jun-13
1730 1900
23-May-13
0800 0930
30-Apr-13
1900 2030
06-Jun-13
1730 1900
13-Jun-13
1730 1900
21-May-13
0800 0930
11-Jul-13
1730 1900
24-Apr-13
1230 1400
11-Jul-13
1730 1900
30-Apr-13
0800 0930
25-Apr-13
1730 1900
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23-Apr-13
1730 1900
06-Jun-13
1800 1930
12-Jun-13
1730 1900
26-Jun-13
1800 1930
25-Jun-13
1730 1900
03-Jul-13
1730 1900
09-Jul-13
1730 1900
25-Apr-13
1500 1630
18-Jun-13
1230 1400
19-Jun-13
1230 1400
25-Jun-13
1800 1930
04-Jul-13
1730 1900
08-May-13
1800 1930
10-Jul-13
1730 1900
04-Jul-13
1730 1900
30-Apr-13
1730 1900
16-Apr-13
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17-Apr-13
1730 1900
16-Apr-13
1730 1900
18-Jun-13
1800 1930
22-May-13
1730 1900
19-Jun-13
1800 1930
23-May-13
1730 1900
02-Jul-13
1730 1900
16-Apr-13
1730 1900
02-May-13
1500 1630
23-Apr-13
1230 1400
24-Apr-13
1230 1400
18-Apr-13
1800 1930
05-Jun-13
1730 1900
16-May-13
1800 1930
18-Jun-13
1730 1900
23-May-13
1730 1900
07-May-13
1730 1900
11-Jun-13
1500 1630
22-May-13
1730 1900
29-May-13
1230 1400
23-Apr-13
1800 1930
17-Apr-13
1730 1900
02-Jul-13
1800 1930
06-Jun-13
1730 1900
18-Apr-13
1730 1900
23-May-13
1730 1900
18-Jun-13
1500 1630
05-Jun-13
1730 1900
04-Jun-13
1730 1900
07-May-13
1800 1930
11-Jul-13
1730 1900
27-Jun-13
1800 1930
20-Jun-13
1730 1900
25-Jun-13
1730 1900
15-May-13
1730 1900
11-Apr-13
1500 1630
15-May-13
1730 1900
14-May-13
1730 1900
16-May-13
1800 1930
09-Jul-13
1730 1900
25-Apr-13
1800 1930
11-Jul-13
1730 1900
27-Jun-13
1730 1900
04-Jul-13
0730 0900
25-Jun-13
1500 1630
04-Jun-13
1230 1400
07-May-13
1730 1900
02-May-13
1800 1930
07-May-13
1730 1900
21-May-13
1800 1930
04-Jul-13
1730 1900
13-Jun-13
1730 1900
25-Apr-13
0730 0900
19-Jun-13
1500 1630
01-May-13
1730 1900
05-Jun-13
1230 1400
21-May-13
1800 1930
02-May-13
1730 1900
06-Jun-13
1800 1930
02-Jul-13
1800 1930
16-Apr-13
1730 1900
23-Apr-13
1730 19 00
01-May-13
1500 1600
12-Jun-13
1730 1900
11-Jun-13
1730 1900
04-Jun-13
1800 1930
30-Apr-13
1730 1900
18-Jun-13
1800 1930
16-Apr-13
1730 1900
30-Apr-13
1730 1900
11-Jul-13
1730 1900
n/a
n/a
08-May-13
1730 1900
08-May-13
1230 1400
13-Jun-13
1800 1930
25-Jun-13
1730 1900
02-May-13
1800 1930
18-Apr-13
1730 1900
09-Jul-13
1730 1900
11-Jun-13
1730 1900
12-Jun-13
1500 1630
11-Jun-13
1230 1400
12-Jun-13
1230 1400
25-Apr-13
1800 1930
02-Jul-13
1730 1900
03-Jul-13
1800 1930
09-May-13
1730 1900
04-Jun-13
1730 1900
18-Jun-13
1730 1900
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
23-May-13
1800 1930
21-May-13
1730 1900
01-May-13
1800 1930
13-Jun-13
1730 1900
11-Jun-13
1730 1900
04-Jun-13
1730 1900
14-May-13
1500 1630
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
14-May-13
1800 1930
20-Jun-13
1730 1900
18-Apr-13
1800 1930
21-May-13
1730 1900
22-May-13
1730 1900
13-Jun-13
1730 1900
16-May-13
1500 1630
14-May-13
1230 1400
17-Apr-13
1230 1400
09-May-13
1800 1930
23-Apr-13
1730 1900
30-May-13
1800 1930
16-May-13
1730 1900
06-Jun-13
1730 1900
09-May-13
1730 1900
23-Apr-13
1500 1630
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
09-Apr-13
1800 1930
14-May-13
1730 1900
29-May-13
1800 1930
07-May-13
1730 1900
14-May-13
1730 1900
02-Jul-13
1730 1900
04-Jun-13
1500 1630
30-Apr-13
1230 1400
01-May-13
1230 1400
16-Apr-13
1800 1930
16-May-13
1730 1900
04-Jun-13
1800 1930
23-Apr-13
1730 1900
16-May-13
1730 1900
18-Apr-13
1730 1900
08-May-13
1500 1630
21-May-13
1230 1400
21-May-13
1730 1900
27-Jun-13
1800 1930
11-Jun-13
1730 1900
09-May-13
1800 1930
17-Apr-13
1730 1900
20-Jun-13
1730 1900
20-Jun-13
1730 1900
22-May-13
1500 1630
19-Jun-13
1730 1900
18-Jun-13
1730 1900
11-Jun-13
1800 1930
19-Jun-13
1730 1900
22-May-13
1800 1930
09-Jul-13
1730 1900
18-Jun-13
1730 1900
24-Apr-13
1730 1900
09-May-13
1500 1630
29-May-13
1730 1900
28-May-13
1730 1900
30-Apr-13
1800 1930
04-Jun-13
1730 1900
09-Jul-13
1800 1930
25-Apr-13
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11-Jul-13
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