East of England - committees

The board is made up of the chairmen of the various branches, special interest groups, regional members of council, and representatives on national boards and panels. All members of the board are volunteers and are unpaid for their work with ICE. The chairman, honorary secretary and honorary treasurer are appointed at the East of England Region Annual General Meeting, which usually takes place in October.

It works in partnership with the Regional Support Team (RST), which is made up of paid employees of ICE, headed by the regional director.

The board - through its various branches and groups, and with RST's support - organises a programme of events for ICE members of the throughout the East of England.

The branch's main aims include:

• Arranging an annual programme of meetings, seminars, courses and debates
• Arranging visits to works of engineering interest
• Promoting, developing and expanding public perception of civil engineering and civil engineers
• Promoting civil engineering education in local communities, colleges and schools

Interested in getting involved?

The Cambridgeshire Branch welcomes new members to the committee and anyone interested in joining should contact the Chair, Joey Le Gresley, at joeylegresley@hotmail.co.uk

The branch's main aims include:

• Arranging an annual programme of meetings, seminars, courses and debates
• Arranging visits to works of engineering interest
• Promoting, developing and expanding public perception of civil engineering and civil engineers
• Promoting civil engineering education in local communities, colleges and school

Interested in getting involved?

The Essex Branch welcomes new new members to the committee, and anyone interested in joining should contact the Hon. Secretary, Danny Jennings at danny.jennings@essexhighways.org

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The branch's main aims include:

• Arranging an annual programme of meetings, seminars, courses and debates
• Arranging visits to works of engineering interest
• Promoting, developing and expanding public perception of civil engineering and civil engineers
• Promoting civil engineering education in local communities, colleges and school

Interested in getting involved?

The success of the branch's activities depends on the voluntary efforts of its committee, which is why new members are always welcome. If you're interested in joining, please contact Andy Palmer, Branch Chair, at andy.palmer@aecom.com

All graduate and student members are welcome at meetings, which usually take place once a month in St Albans, they which are a great way to meet other volunteer engineers, network and make the most of your institution.

Contact Ian Hall, Committee Secretary, to find out more at: ian.hall@aecom.com.

The branch's main aims include:

• Arranging an annual programme of meetings, seminars, courses and debates
• Arranging visits to works of engineering interest
• Promoting, developing and expanding public perception of civil engineering and civil engineers
• Promoting civil engineering education in local communities, colleges and school

Interested in getting involved?

The success of the branch's activities depends on the voluntary efforts of the committee, which is why it welcomes new members. If you're interested in joining, please contact Paul Mitchelmore, Branch Chair, at paul.mitchelmore@environment-agency.gov.uk.

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The Peterborough branch's main aims include:

• Arranging an annual programme of meetings, seminars, courses and debates
• Arranging visits to works of engineering interest
• Promoting, developing and expanding public perception of civil engineering and civil engineers
• Promoting civil engineering education in local communities, colleges and school

Interested in getting involved?

The Peterborough branch welcomes new members to the committee. If you're interested in joining, please Ravi Uppar, Branch Secretary, at r.l.uppar@gmail.com.

The Suffolk branch's main aims include:

• Arranging an annual programme of meetings, seminars, courses and debates
• Arranging visits to works of engineering interest
• Promoting, developing and expanding public perception of civil engineering and civil engineers
• Promoting civil engineering education in local communities, colleges and school

Interested in getting involved?

The Suffolk Branch welcomes new members to the committee. If you're interested in joining please contact Ian Henderson, Branch Secretary, at ian.henderson@mlm.uk.com.