SHOWCASING AND CELEBRATING THE VERY BEST IN TUNNELLING EXPERTISE

05 DECEMBER 2019 | LEONARDO ROYAL HOTEL LONDON TOWER BRIDGE

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ABOUT THE FESTIVAL

THE EVENT IN NUMBERS

New Civil Engineer’s second annual Tunnelling Festival brings together the entire tunnelling community for an interactive and immersive day filled with keynote speeches, panel debates, project case studies, spotlight talks and live shortlist presentations. The day will be rounded off with an evening Awards ceremony and gala dinner to celebrate the very best in global tunnelling expertise.

350+ ATTENDEES

17AWARDS

CATEGORIES

20+INSPIRING SPEAKERS

6LIVE-PITCHED CATEGORIES

40+EXPERT JUDGES

1CONTENT-PACKED

FESTIVAL NOT TO BE MISSED!

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WHAT’S ONTUNNELLING AWARDS INNOVATION SHOWCASEDrop into one of five live Awards hubs to watch the finalists of six categories present to the judging panel and learn about the innovations, people and projects that this year’s Awards will be recognising.

INSPIRING KEYNOTESGain insight from major clients and industry heavyweights who will be exploring future trends in the tunnelling world, from delivering world class tunnels to harnessing underground space for smarter, more sustainable cities.

PROJECTS IN FOCUSHear crucial updates on current schemes on the UK projects stage and international projects stage during the day, featuring Grand Paris Express, Lower Thames Crossing, the Woodsmith Mine Tunnel, and more.

CELEBRATE THE VERY BEST IN TUNNELLINGReward your teams, network with the industry’s finest and celebrate the projects, teams and companies doing the most to drive the tunnelling sector at the Tunnelling Awards gala dinner.

UNRIVALLED NETWORKINGMake the most of extended networking opportunities throughout the day, including numerous networking breaks during the day and a drinks reception to kick off the Awards evening.

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PROGRAMME08:30 REGISTRATION AND REFRESHMENTS

09:00 CHAIR’S WELCOMEMark Hansford, editor, New Civil Engineer

09:10 Opening keynote, followed by Q&AThink Deep UK: Harnessing underground space for smarter and more sustainable urban citiesStephanie Bricker, urban geoscience lead, BGSPatrick Cox, major projects director, AECOM

09:40 Major client panelDelivering world class tunnels of the future – Mitigating challenges and driving opportunitiesA panel of major clients will debate the common challenges that need to be mitigated on tunnelling projects, lessons that can be learnt from previous schemes and the opportunities for driving innovation. How can we reduce the uncertainty around large projects? What lessons does the industry need to draw from Crossrail? Where and how can innovation play a role in improving the design, delivery and management of tunnel infrastructure? Andy Alder, programme director, TidewayMichèle Dix, managing director, Crossrail 2Tim Smart, chief engineer, HS2Andy Swift, major projects directorate, Transport for London

10:30 REFRESHMENTS AND NETWORKING

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PROGRAMME11:00 STREAM A:

UK PROJECT UPDATES STAGESTREAM B:

TECH & INNOVATION STAGETUNNELLING AWARDS:

INNOVATION SHOWCASE

Two case studies sharing current and upcoming UK schemes, with a focus on each scheme’s specific challenges, design and construction strategy, innovative methods and key milestones.

A series of spotlight talks exploring the latest innovations and technologies across the tunnelling industry.

Drop into one of five of our Innovation Showcase hubs to watch live shortlist pitches and learn from some of the best companies, projects or teams as they demonstrate their tunnelling expertise to the judging panel.

Live-pitched categories:Innovation in Design & DeliveryInnovation in Instrumentation & MonitoringInnovation in Shaft Design & ConstructionInnovation in Tunnel Excavation Innovation in Tunnel Fit Out, Operations & MaintenanceInnovation in Tunnel Lining

View the full shortlist here.

11:00 - 11:35Connecting Woodsmith to the World – Progress of the 37km Mineral Transportation System TunnelDuncan Smith, area project director, Sirius Minerals

11:00 – 11:25The role of machine learning and AI in the tunnelling spaceBrian Sheil, Royal Academy of Engineering research fellow, University of Oxford

11:35 - 12:10Lower Thames Crossing, the next stepsKeith Bowers, tunnels & systems director, Lower Thames Crossing

11:25 - 11:50Using data to optimise Growing UndergroundMelanie Jans-Singh, PhD student, University of Cambridge

12:15 – 12:30Speaker Q&A Panel

11:50 - 12:10Speaker Q&A Panel

12:10 - 12:30Tunnelling for Hyperloop - sharing BTS researchBill Grose, owner, Bill Grose Consulting

12:30 LUNCH AND NETWORKING

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11:00 STREAM A:INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS STAGE

STREAM B:BIG ISSUES STAGE

TUNNELLING AWARDS:INNOVATION SHOWCASE

Two case studies sharing major international schemes, with a focus on each scheme’s specific challenges, design and construction strategy, innovative methods and key milestones.

A series of case studies and spotlight talks exploring innovative approaches to major industry challenges.

Drop into one of five of our Innovation Showcase hubs to watch live shortlist pitches to the judging panel and learn from some of the best companies, projects or teams as they demonstrate their tunnelling expertise.

Live-pitched categories:Innovation in Design & DeliveryInnovation in Instrumentation & MonitoringInnovation in Shaft Design & ConstructionInnovation in Tunnel Excavation Innovation in Tunnel Fit Out, Operations & MaintenanceInnovation in Tunnel Lining

View the full shortlist here.

13:30 – 14:05Grand Paris Express – A project update on the ambitious 200km of new metro linesLionel Suquet, project director of T3C Ligne 15, VINCI Construction Grands Projets

13:30 - 13:45Workforce wellbeing and mental health awareness on the Northern Line ExtensionLouise Ellary, health & safety leader, FLO

14:05 – 14:40Australia’s major metro schemes – An overview of progress on Sydney and Melbourne Metros David Naylor, senior engineer, Mott MacDonald

13:45 - 14:00Tideway Tunnelling – Delivering safelyRoger Mears, deputy delivery manager, central area, Tideway14:00 - 14:15Attracting and retaining talent in the tunnelling community – Sharing BTSYM initiatives Rashik Bhanderi, civil engineer, London Bridge Associates, and chair, BTSYM

14.40 – 15.00Speaker Q&A panel

14:15 - 14:30Attracting and retaining talent – developing and valuing a competent workforceBob Ibell, chairman, London Bridge Associates

14:30 - 15:00 Speaker Q&A panel

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15:00 REFRESHMENTS AND NETWORKING

15:30 Industry debate – Is our industry fit for the next 25 years of tunnelling projects?Bringing together stakeholders from across the industry, the panel will explore what is needed from the industry to deliver the pipeline of tunnelling. How can we improve procurement processes in a post-Brexit world and how can we procure with innovation in mind? How can we improve knowledge sharing and knowledge transfer and whose responsibility is it? Finally, how can the tunnelling industry better engage with the sustainability agenda? Rashik Bhanderi, civil engineer, London Bridge Associates, and chair, BTSYMCatherine Hallett, development and sponsorship director, Transport for LondonIvor Thomas, tunnel manager, BAM Nuttall, and chair, British Tunnelling SocietyRoy Slocombe, director, Herrenknecht InternationalPanel moderator: Martin Knights, consultant, Martin Knights Consulting

16:15 Closing keynoteSetting out the priorities for infrastructure in a post-Brexit Britain and the critical role that tunnel infrastructure will play in thisSir John Armitt, chairman, National Infrastructure Commission

16:45 Chair’s closing remarks and close of main festival stage

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MEET THE SPEAKERS

Andy Alder programme director, Tideway

Sir John Armitt, chairman, National Infrastructure Commission

Rashik Bhanderi civil engineer, London Bridge Associates, and chair, BTSYM

Keith Bowers tunnels & systems director, Lower Thames Crossing

Stephanie Bricker urban geoscience lead, BGS

Patrick Cox major projects director, AECOM

Michèle Dix managing director, Crossrail 2

Louise Ellary health & safety leader, FLO

Martin Knights consultant, Martin Knights Consulting

Roger Mears deputy delivery manager, central area, Tideway

Brian Sheil Royal Academy of Engineering research fellow, University of Oxford

Roy Slocombe, director, Herrenknecht International

Tim Smart chief engineer, HS2

Duncan Smith area project director, Sirius Minerals

Lionel Suquet project director of T3C Ligne 15, VINCI Construction Grands Projets

Andy Swift major projects directorate, Transport for London

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A key feature of the Festival will be the 10th annual Tunnelling Awards, which recognise and reward those projects, teams and companies doing the most to drive the tunnelling sector forwards. This year there are 17 awards showcasing the very best in tunnelling, from people and company initiatives to projects and technology-led innovations.Finalists for six of these awards will pitch their entries live throughout the day, creating a packed knowledge-sharing programme for all attendees. The remaining categories are all judged by our panel of industry experts ahead of the Festival.

Community Engagement Initiative of the Year

Health, Safety & Wellbeing Initiative of the Year

Environment & Sustainability Initiative of the Year

Equality, Diversity & Inclusion Initiative of the Year

Innovation in Design & Delivery

Innovation in Instrumentation & Monitoring

Innovation in Shaft Design & Construction

Innovation in Tunnel Excavation

Innovation in Tunnel Fit Out, Operations & Maintenance

Innovation in Tunnel Lining

Tunnelling Project of the Year (up to $50M)

Tunnelling Project of the Year (between $50M to $500M)

Tunnelling Project of the Year (over $500M)

Tunnelling Specialist Supplier of the Year

Tunnelling Team of the Year

Young Tunneller of the Year

Outstanding Contribution to the Industry

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AWARDS

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AWARDSTIMINGS:

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18:30 Drinks reception

19:10 Call for dinner

19:30 Editor’s welcome

20:00 Dinner served

21:30 Awards ceremony

22:30 After party

00:30 Carriages

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2019 SHORTLISTCOMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT INITIATIVE OF THE YEAR Hong Kong Special Administrative Region CEDD, AECOM and Leighton China State JV, Tseung Kwan O – Lam Tin Tunnel – main tunnel and associated works John Holland CPB Ghella JV, Sydney Metro City & Southwest – tunnel and station excavation Scottish Water, School engagement during Paisley tunnelling project

HEALTH, SAFETY & WELLBEING INITIATIVE OF THE YEAR Bank Station Capacity Upgrade project - Dragados/TfL, Bank Station Capacity Upgrade project China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation, Ganntas railway tunnel in Algeria Dragados SA UK and Mapei UTT, Bank Station Capacity Upgrade Spie Batignolles Génie Civil, Real-Time - Harsh Environment - Diesel Particulate Matter (DPM) Monitoring The Joseph Gallagher Group, LIFE - Living incident free everyday

EQUALITY, DIVERSITY & INCLUSION INITIATIVE OF THE YEAR Costain, Vinci Construction Grands Projets and Bachy Soletanche, Tideway East Dr. Sauer & Partners, Dr. Sauer & Partners’ inclusive recruitment programme John Holland CPB Ghella JV, Sydney Metro City & Southwest – tunnel and station excavation

ENVIRONMENT & SUSTAINABILITY INITIATIVE OF THE YEAR Bouygues Travaux Publics, EOLE metro line (France) Bouygues Travaux Publics, Bachy Soletanche, Bessac and Bouygues Travaux Publics Régions France, Nice Tramway (France)

Hong Kong Special Administrative Region CEDD, AECOM and Leighton China State JV, Tseung Kwan O – Lam Tin Tunnel – main tunnel and associated works

John Holland CPB Ghella JV, Sydney Metro City & Southwest – tunnel and station excavation

TUNNELLING PROJECT OF THE YEAR (UP TO $50M) Active Tunnelling & DNMA (Doosan & NMCN), Birmingham Resilience Project

Golder Associates, Spencer Group, London Underground, Finsbury Park Station step free access

Joseph Gallagher and OTB Engineering, Knightsbridge Station

Scottish Water, Paisley tunnelling project Southland Holdings (Oscar Renda Contracting - ORC), Waller Creek Tunnel inlet facility at Waterloo Park

United Utilities, Farrans Roadbridge JV, Ward and Burke Construction, Thirlmere Link main, Castlerigg Tunnel

WestonWilliamson + Partners, OTB Engineering and Costain, Bakerloo Line Link

TUNNELLING PROJECT OF THE YEAR (BETWEEN $50M AND $500M) Bouygues Travaux Publics, Bachy Soletanche and Bessac, Ligne 14 Metro Line extension Contract T02 Bouygues Travaux Publics, Bachy Soletanche, Bessac, Bachy Soletanche Tunnel, Bouygues Travaux Publics Régions France, Nice Tramway (France)

FCC Construccion, Tunnels of Vallirana (Catalonia-Spain)

Skanska Strabag JV, The new Ulriken Tunnel

TUNNELLING PROJECT OF THE YEAR (OVER $500M) Bane NOR and Acciona Ghella JV (AGJV) - The Follo Line Project, Tunnel TBM contract Dragages Hong Kong Limited, Bouygues Travaux Publics, CEDD, Liantang Heung Yuen Wai Highway – Lung Shan Tunnel (Hong Kong) Qatari Diar, Vinci Construction, GS Construction and Al Darwish Joint Venture (RLSJV), Qatar integrated railway project

INNOVATION IN DESIGN & DELIVERY Bam Nuttal, Morgan Sindall, Balfour Beatty JV, Thames Tideway Tunnel Bouygues Travaux Publics - Dragages Hong Kong, TM-CLKL - DfMA Approach for tunnel internal structures BSCU, Dragados, TfL, Dr. Sauer & Partners, Bank Station Capacity Upgrade project Dragages Hong Kong Limited (DHK), Bouygues Travaux Publics, CEDD, Liantang Heung Yuen Wai Highway – Lung Shan Tunnel (Hong Kong) Dragages-Bouygues JV, Atkins China, TM-CLKL- Caterpillar Shaped Cofferdam for Cut & Cover Tunnel Ferrovial Agroman Laing O Rourke JV, Thames Tideway Tunnel – central section Ferrovial Agroman Laing O Rourke JV, Kennington Station cross passages on the Northern Line Extension Golder, Finsbury Park Station step free access Novaslice, The simpler and safer way to remove pile foundation heads

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2019 SHORTLIST CONTINUED...

INNOVATION IN INSTRUMENTATION & MONITORING Bouygues Travaux Publics, Tunnel Lab:Big Data Datum, Woodsmith mine, North Yorkshire KERN Tunneltechnik, Kern Lab: Secodary Lining Digitalization Murphy Surveys, Autonomous self-adjusting wireless sensor network Pinssar, Setting the new global gold standard in real-time DPM monitoring Senceive, Long-term wireless monitoring of the Botlek Tunnel Socotec Monitoring, Barking riverside extension Temple Group, Ferrovial Laing O’Rourke, Northern Line Extension - environmental monitoring

INNOVATION IN TUNNEL EXCAVATION Bam Nuttall, Morgan Sindall, Balfour Beatty JV - Hammersmith Pumping Station - Thames Tideway Tunnel Bemo Tunnelling UK, Karl-Friedrich-Strasse tunnel in Karlsruhe/Germany Dragados, TfL, Graphical illustration of complex excavation sequences on Bank Station Capacity Upgrade Dragados, TfL, Excavation of shaft through a hollow-pile on Bank Station Capacity Upgrade FCC Construccion, Tunnel Vallirana MMC Gamuda JV, Autonomous TBM

INNOVATION IN TUNNEL FIT-OUT, OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE Murphy Surveys, Crossrail – Liverpool Street and Tottenham Court Road Atkins Tunnel Safety Team, Road tunnel operations University of Cambridge, Optimising growing underground

INNOVATION IN TUNNEL LINING Bam Nuttall, Morgan Sindall, Balfour Beatty JV, Thames Tideway Tunnel

Bam Nuttall, Morgan Sindall, Balfour Beatty JV & Kern Tunneltechnik – Hammersmith Pumping Station - Thames Tideway Tunnel

Concrete Canvas, , CC Culvert Lining, providing a design life in excess of 120 years

Dragados SA UK and Mapei UTT, Eliminating dust from spray applied waterproofing on Bank Station Capacity Upgrade

Dragados, TfL, Dr. Sauer & Partners, Optimisation of sprayed concrete lining on Bank Station Capacity Upgrade

Ferrovial Agroman Laing O’Rourke JV (FLO), Tecozam, Innovation in secondary tunnel lining on the Northern Line extension

Soprema, Repairable system

INNOVATION IN TUNNEL SHAFT DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION Bauer Technologies, Woodsmith Mine, North Yorkshire Bouygues Travaux Public, Bachy Soletanche, Bessac and Bouygues Travaux Publics Régions France, Stations of the Nice tramway

Spie Batignolles fondations, Small diameter shaft diaphragm wall innovation

Bouygues Travaux Publics, Dragages Hong Kong, Atkins China, TM-CLKL - cellular shaft integrated in caterpillar-shaped cofferdam

Sirius Minerals, Joseph Gallagher, Carey’s Civil Enginneering and Herrenknecht, Woodsmith mine

FLO & Active Tunnelling, Thames Tideway Tunnel – heathwall pumping station shafts

TUNNELLING TEAM OF THE YEAR Bam Nuttall, Morgan Sindall, Balfour Beatty JV & KERN Tunneltechnik - Hammersmith Pumping Station, Thames Tideway Tunnel Bam Nuttall, Morgan Sindall, Balfour Beatty JV, Carnwath Road Riverside Tunelling Team, Thames Tideway Tunnel Concrete Canvas, CC Culvert Lining, providing a design life in excess of 120 years Dragados SA UK and Mapei UTT, Eliminating dust from spray applied waterproofing on Bank Station Capacity Upgrade Dragados, TfL, Dr. Sauer & Partners, Optimisation of sprayed concrete lining on Bank Station Capacity Upgrade Ferrovial Agroman Laing O’Rourke JV (FLO), Tecozam, Innovation in secondary tunnel lining on the Northern Line extension, Automatic fullround shutter Soprema, Repairable system

TUNNELLING SPECIALIST SUPPLIER OF THE YEAR BASF, Sprayed concrete challenges with integral waterproofing Dr. Sauer & Partners, Dr. Sauer & Partners’ innovative tunnelling solutions Joseph Gallagher, Tunnelling specialist sub-contractor Normet UK, Sprayed concrete products and services Senceive, Wireless remote monitoring condition tunnel monitoring

YOUNG TUNNELLER OF THE YEAR Rosie Amami, Bouygues Travaux Publics Donal Kelly, Dragados Josh Knight, Costain Vinci Bachy JV Chris Sumsion, Cowi

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MEET THE JUDGES THIS YEAR’S PANEL OF JUDGES INCLUDES:

Alan Boden directorAlan Boden Tunnelling

Roger Bridge tunnelling manager, Balfour Beatty

Claire Carr project director, Costain-Skanska JV

David Darcy project director, Laing O’Rourke

Rosa Diez project director, Mott MacDonald

Jérôme Furge business development director, Bouygues Construction

Jonathan Gammon non-executive director/advisor, Geotechnical Observations

Susan Greene director, OTB Engineering

Bill Grose owner, Bill Grose Consulting

Emma Hale senior engineer, Mott MacDonald

Eve Herrington project manager, Highways England

Mark Leggett divisional director, Mott MacDonald

Paul McCracken strategic development director, BAM Nuttall

Chrysothemis Paraskevopoulou lecturer/assistant professor, University of Leeds

John Patch director, Teampatch

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MEET THE JUDGES CONTINUED...

Ponciano Perez Lupi project manager, Heathwall & Kirtling St., Tideway

François Pogu managing director, Vinci Construction

Colin Rawlings lead engineer, underground structures, HS2

Harriet Rutledge associate director, Atkins Global

Petr Salak managing director, Dr Sauer & Partners

Peter Shipley vice president, Jacobs

Kim Smedegaard Andersen technical deputy director, Femern

Matt Sykes director, Arup

Anita Wu associate, London Bridge Associates

View the full panel of judges here.

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NETWORKING & HOSPITALITY (LIMITED AVAILABILITY)

10 passes to daytime events (incl. all daytime elements of the Individual Festival Pass)Intimate shared drinks reception, including:• Logo-branded meeting point table• Two bottles of champagne on ice for your guests• Early arrival time at 18:45pm (15 minutes prior to Main Reception guests

arriving)

Table of 10 at evening awards and gala dinner, including

• VIP logo branded e-invitations to send to your guests• Copy of the guest list and seating plan 3 days prior to plan your

networking activity• Table in prime, centre room position• Your company logo on your table• A premium chocolate gift box with the opportunity to add a business card

for each guest on your table• A three course meal plus after dinner cheese and port for your table • Seven bottles of wine of your choice from our selection• A magnum champagne OR a bucket of 20 beers• Access to post-show bar and entertainment

£4,950+VAT

PREMIUM PLUS7 passes to daytime events (incl. all daytime elements of the Individual Festival Pass)Table of 10 at evening awards and gala dinner, including

• Access to pre-awards drinks reception

• Meeting point at the drinks reception with your company logo

• Table in premium position in the room

• Your company logo on your table

• A premium chocolate gift box for each guest on your table

• A three course meal plus after dinner cheese and port for your table

• Half a bottle of wine per person

• Wine upgrade (from selected wines) OR 2 additional bottles of house wine (7 in total)

• A magnum champagne OR a bucket of 20 beers

• Access to post-show bar and entertainment

£3,950+VAT

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BOOK NOWFor table package enquiries, please contact: Alishah Basharat T: +44 (0)20 3953 2777 E: Alishah.Basharat@emap.com

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STANDARD3 passes to daytime events (incl. all daytime elements of the Individual Festival Pass)Table of 10 at evening awards and gala dinner, including

• Access to pre-awards drinks reception

• A three course meal

• Half a bottle of wine per person

• Access to post-show bar and entertainment

£3,700+VAT

SEATIncludes:

• 1 seat at evening awards and gala dinner

• Access to pre-awards drinks reception

• A three course meal

• Half a bottle of wine per person

• Access to post-show bar and entertainment

£395+VAT

PREMIUM5 passes to daytime events (incl. all daytime elements of the Individual Festival Pass)Table of 10 at evening awards and gala dinner, including

• Access to pre-awards drinks reception

• Table with premium positioning in the room

• A three course meal

• Half a bottle of wine per person

• A bottle of chilled champagne OR a bucket of 20 beers

• After-show party and entertainment

£3,950+VAT

BOOK NOWFor table package enquiries, please contact:Alishah Basharat T: +44 (0)20 3953 2777 E: Alishah.Basharat@emap.com For sponsorship and exhibition enquiries, please contact:Francis Barham T: +44 (0)20 3953 2912 E: Francis.Barham@emap.com

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PACKAGES

BOOK NOWFor table package enquiries, please contact:Alishah Basharat T: +44 (0)20 3953 2777 E: Alishah.Basharat@emap.com For sponsorship and exhibition enquiries, please contact:Francis Barham T: +44 (0)20 3953 2912 E: Francis.Barham@emap.com

INDIVIDUAL FESTIVAL PASS1 passes to daytime events (incl. all daytime elements of the Individual Festival Pass)• Access to main stage sessions• Access to breakout streams/half day workshop• Access to live judging sessions• Complimentary WiFi• Breakfast & lunch buffet plus morning and afternoon coffee• Access to live competitions and voting app• Access to Festival app, including attendee list and 1-2-1 meeting service, 1 week

before the Festival• Speakers’ slides post-event1 seat at evening awards and gala dinner• Access to pre-awards drinks reception• A three course meal • Half a bottle of wine per person• Access to post-show bar and entertainment

£795+VAT £745 EARLY BIRD £695 PREVIEW RATE

INDIVIDUAL FESTIVAL PASS (EXC. AWARDS): 1 passes to daytime events (incl. all daytime elements of the Individual Festival Pass)• Access to main stage sessions

• Access to breakout streams/half day workshop

• Access to live judging sessions

• Complimentary WiFi

• Breakfast & lunch buffet plus morning and afternoon coffee

• Access to live competitions and voting app

• Access to Festival app, including attendee list and 1-2-1 meeting service, 1 week before the Festival

• Speakers’ slides post-event

£595+VAT £545 EARLY BIRD, £495 PREVIEW RATE

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