Thirteen new members have been elected to ICE Council following a member vote.
GENERAL MEMBER
Robert William Dunn (re-elected) engineering manager, Skanska
Edward James McCann, director, Expedition Engineering
Anusha Shah, technical director, Jacobs
Karen Louise Dingley, UK surface water manager, Golder Associates
Ruth Hopgood-Oates (re-elected), senior engineer, Expedition Engineering
Michael Paul McIllhatton, tunnelling engineer, Crossrail
REGIONAL MEMBERS
ICE East of England:
Brian Flynn, independent consultant
ICE South East England:
Martin Heath Qualters, self-employed consultant
ICE London:
Katherine Elizabeth Abraham programme manager, TfL
ICE Scotland:
David Anderson, chief executive, Industrial and Power Association
ICE Yorkshire and Humber:
Richard John Dew, associate director, WYG Engineering
INTERNATIONAL MEMBER
Europe (non- UK)
Hamish Roy Douglas, director, Dywidag International
GRADUATE MEMBER
Shelley Louise Galvin, graduate geotechnical engineer, Scott Wilson
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