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Lecture

ICE West Midlands BSBC Branch: Ethics in practice - applying the ICE Code of Conduct

Event organised by ICE

Date
24 November 2026
Time
17:00 - 19:30 GMT
Location
AtkinsRéalis
2 Chamberlain Square
Birmingham, B3 3AX
United Kingdom
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Overview

The ICE updated and reissued its Code of Professional Conduct and accompanying Guidance Notes in April 2026.

Join the West Midlands Birmingham, Solihull and Black Country Branch for an interactive session exploring the key updates, practical implications, and what this means for engineers working in today's evolving industry.

Through small, group discussions, attendees will examine workplace scenarios and consider how the revised code can be applied in practice.

This session will also include an open forum, providing an opportunity to share experiences, discuss challenges, and explore common ethical and professional dilemmas faced by engineers.

This event offers a valuable opportunity to reflect on professional responsibilities, strengthen ethical decision making, and engage with peers on the future of professional conduct within civil engineering.

Venue

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AtkinsRéalis
2 Chamberlain Square
Birmingham
B3 3AX
United Kingdom

Speaker

Colin Newsome

Colin Newsome

Institution of Civil Engineers

member of the ethics committee

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Colin Newsome

Colin Newsome is a Fellow of the ICE, a past Chair of the Professional Review Panel and currently a member of the Ethics Committee.  

His career encompassed all aspects of scheme sponsorship, design, construction and maintenance of safety critical national infrastructure.  

In recent years he has been closely involved in the introduction of new technology to pre-existing systems and the implications this has for employee development, professional engineers’ accountabilities and asset owners liability.