13th YCPA Training and Drinks Event

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The 13th Young CPA Training and Drinks Event

Thursday 23rd March 2017
Carter Jonas, Second Floor, One Chapel Place, London, W1G 0BG

Registration 17.30, Start 18:00 followed by drinks and nibbles

We are delighted to announce details for the second YCPA event of 2017.
 
The event will focus on The Implications for Compulsory Purchase resulting from the Housing and Planning Act and the Neighbourhood Planning Bill and is to be presented by:
 
Paul Astbury, Carter Jonas
Michelle Vas, Dentons

Please encourage all trainees and newly qualifieds to attend.

The Young CPA is a group set up as part of the Compulsory Purchase Association to promote training and networking opportunities for junior members of the profession. Consequently the event is aimed at people who are less experienced in compulsory purchase.  The emphasis in recent years has been on providing a forum for those with less than ten years post qualification experience but this is by no means a hard and fast rule and all are welcome.

The event will qualify for 1 hour of CPD points.

The event is free to members of the Compulsory Purchase Association (Please use promotional code provided in your email).
Non-members may attend at a charge of £20 + VAT

Focus

Housing and Planning Act and the Neighbourhood Planning Bill – implications for compulsory purchase 

Date

Thursday 23rd March 2017

Time

Registration 17.30, Start 18.00, Finish 19.00

Venue - map

Carter Jonas, Second Floor, One Chapel Place, London, W1G 0BG

ttire

Business Suits

Cost

CPA members are free and non members £20 +VAT.

The CPA would like to thank Carter Jonas for the use of their facilities.

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The CPA is an organisation created to bring together and channel the wealth of expertise in the subject of Compulsory Purchase and Compensation,  to promote this  important area  of work and to foster a basis for best practice. In doing so it not only provides a sounding board for change in this sphere but makes comment and provides recommendations relating to relevant Law Commission, government department and other Reports and existing /proposed Legislation. As an important adjunct it promotes training  initiatives  together  with  opportunities  for  those  in  CPO  professions  to  network  and  share experience  and  knowledge.  It is a fully independent and self funded organisation. 
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