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Diary dates – what’s on in March 2024
CM Staff
Calendar March 2024 (Image: Dreamstime)
CIOB Student Festival 2024
6-7 March, 10am-2.30pm, online
Join the global student community in this two-day event where you’ll gain invaluable insights from industry and academic leaders and where you will be able to learn and participate in an interactive way.
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The event will explore lessons from Formula 1 for the construction industry – focusing on digital programme management tools, including examples of the digital tools used at AtkinsRéalis for programme management, as well as real-life case studies.
It will include student networking and routes into the industry.
Collaborative Conversations (previously The Great Debate) will bring together experts from across the built environment to discuss and evaluate the practicalities of implementing AI in real industry settings.
These cross-institute events provide a valuable platform for experts to share their experiences, insights and best practices, encouraging further collaboration and innovation within the industry.
CIOB, ICE, LI, RIBA, RICS and RTPI represent a combined membership of over 360,000 skilled professionals.
Join us on a tour of the Glasgow Central Station underground tunnels and experience the station’s architecture and history.
Glasgow Central is the largest of the two present mainline railway terminals in Glasgow. It was opened by the Caledonian Railway on 31 July 1879.
The station is steeped in history – with amazing architecture, incredible underground tunnels, catacombs and a glass roof consisting of 48,000 individual panes of glass.
The tour is followed by a networking opportunity to meet the CIOB committee and staff with some complimentary refreshments at the Station Bar.
The meeting point is at Boots inside Central Station.
21 March, 7pm-12.30am, Marriott Tudor Park Hotel & Country Club, Bearsted, Kent
The Maidstone Hub invites guests to join us at the Marriott Tudor Park Hotel and Country Club, for this annual prestigious black-tie dinner.
The event will provide guests with the opportunity to network with the leaders of the south east’s building environment sector – providing a unique opportunity for like-minded professionals to meet and entertain guests in a social setting.
The CIOB Maidstone Hub committee looks forward to hosting you and your company at this event. The guest speaker is David Gower, former England cricketer and TV commentator.
Site visit: Anglia Ruskin University, Peterborough (phase three)
27 March, 4-6pm, Peterborough
Following on from our successful site visit to Anglia Ruskin University (ARU), Peterborough, in November to look at phase two, we are pleased to be able to visit the university during phase three development.
Peterborough is a known higher education ‘cold spot’, where 32% of the population have degree-level qualifications, compared to a national average of 43%. It is also in the bottom 10% for skills levels nationally.
ARU Peterborough will help to address that inequality while also widening participation by attracting a diverse student population to improve social mobility and redress the skills gaps within businesses and industries across Peterborough and the region.
The January/February 2026 issue of Construction Management magazine is now available to read in digital format.
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