National
4-9 Sept: Third international symposium on computational wind engineering. Birmingham University. E-mail cwe2000@pfconsultants.co.uk
13 Sept: Southern Retired Chartered Engineers anniversary lunch. Petersfield. Contact David Quinion, tel (01722) 333378.
7 Sept: Circle line covered way repairs. ICE. 5.30pm. Contact Pauline Arundel (020) 7665 2236
ALGS
6 Sept: The water industry (UK and overseas). ICE 6.30pm. Contact Joanna Holland (020) 7665 2159
Northern Counties
7 Sept: Gateshead Millennium Bridge. Carlisle. 5.30pm. Contact Ernest Shimmin (01228) 606207
South Eastern
7 Sept: Expert evidence under new court procedures. Tonbridge & Malling BC. 7pm. Contact Anne Qualters 020 8289 6444.
10 Sept: IE&T Family Day. Treasure hunt and barbeque. 1pm. Contact Ken Rawson (01622 696988.
12 Sept: AGM. Maidstone. 6pm. Contact Anne Qualters 020 8289 6444.
12 Sept: The London Eye. Maidstone. 18.45pm. Contact Anne Qualters 020 8289 6444.
South Wales
5 Sept: Welsh Hydrological Group annual general meeting. Postponed to 19 September.
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