- Date
- 15 July 2026
- Time
- 18:00 - 20:00 BST (GMT+1)
- Location
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The Gonville Hotel 2 Gonville Pl Cambridge, CB1 1LY United Kingdom
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Overview
ICE Fellows are invited to join us for the Annual ICE East of England Fellows reception.
The East of England is home to vast range of infrastructure projects and new investment, and the scale of both the opportunities and challenges that come with them are huge.
ICE Fellows play a leading role in the delivery of these projects, and this event is an opportunity to come and meet other ICE Fellows to explore ways of collaborating and sharing knowledge with colleagues.
The event will be hosted by Elizabeth Orchard, ICE East of England regional chair, who will welcome Janet Young, director general and secretary of the ICE to the region.
Janet Young will discuss the ICE Strategy and 2026 Plan with ICE Fellows. We will explore how the ICE can support the 5,000 members across the East of England to meet the challenges that they face.
There will be opportunities for ICE East of England Fellows to explore how they could get involved in the work of the ICE across the region.
Programme
Arrivals and networking
Welcome by Elizabeth Orchard, ICE East of England regional chair
Presentation by Janet Young on ICE strategy and plans
Fellows discussion on regional plans
Networking
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