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RICS CPD SeriesSeptember – December 2012Your CPD – Topical, informative, cost effective seminars

Top 5 reasons to attend:Maintain your practice standards with essential professional and technical updates

Personalise your programme with dates and locations to suit you

Complete your annual CPD record with a programme that offers up to 20 CPD hours

Network with professionals in your local areas

Affordable, value for money

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I would like to introduce you to our CPD seminar series, which provides over 250 seminars across the UK this autumn. Following feedback from our members for the need of more local low cost CPD, we have introduced this series of one hour events that will help meet your CPD requirements, provide an opportunity to network and help you get the most from your budget.

The series provides a breadth of topics updating you on new standards, RICS Guidance Notes and other essential insights to enable you to provide a quality service to clients and help your professional development.

Also in this brochure are details of a one day CPD Conference coming to your region. Again these conferences provide great choice with parallel sessions looking at issues in land, property and construction along with two keynote sessions on the economy and BIM.

For more information on this series or any other conferences please contact the RICS Conferences team on +44 (0)20 7695 1600 or email [email protected].

Regards

Richard MoxonChairman, RICS UK

Welcome to the new RICS CPD Series of seminars

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RICS CPD requirementsUndertaking CPD is an essential part of being a professional. The aim of CPD is to:

• improve your professional competence for your own benefit and that of your clients and employers

• demonstrate how you have sought to maintain your competence in the event of a claim or allegation.

RICS requires members’ CPD to be effective, enabling them to work competently and to the highest standard. The outcome of the learning is as important as the number of hours spent on it, however RICS would find it difficult to consider less than 20 hours learning activities per year to be an appropriate amount of learning.

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£30.00 inc. VAT

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£36.00 inc. VAT

*To qualify for the discounted rate delegates can book either 5 or more places at a single seminar or across several seminars

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Contents

Sponsors .......................................................................5

Built EnvironmentDilapidations update .............................................................7

Construction, design and management regulations (2007 update) .......................................................................7

Building defects in residential and commercial premises ......8

Building Information Modelling ..............................................8

New Rules of Measurement .................................................9

RICS QS and Construction Standards (the “Black book”) .....9

Deleterious and hazardous materials ..................................10

PropertyLandlord and tenant disputes .............................................10

Service charges in commercial leases ................................11

Structuring a standard lease for SMEs ...............................11

Mixed use property management .......................................12

Energy performance certificates and the new green deal EPCs ................................................................12

RICS Valuation Professional Standards 2012 (the “Red book”) .................................................................13

EcoPAS: Environmental risk assessment ............................13

LandValuation of land for affordable housing ..............................14

Planning case studies - local update ..................................14

Neighbourly disputes..........................................................15

Health and safety for land agents with update on corporate manslaughter ................................................15

Cross ProfessionProfessional Indemnity insurance market update ................16

Expert witness....................................................................16

CPD Conferences .................................................17

Series at a Glance.................................................18

Booking Form ..........................................................21

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“RICS CPD events offer a high quality, value for money service to professionals from every sector of the property industry. The topics are delivered by highly experienced professionals with an in-depth knowledge in their subject in venues which offer high quality facilities in easily accessible locations. Friendly, helpful and dedicated individuals work hard behind the scenes to ensure that each event meets the highest standards; an event that can be recommended to every property professional”

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“I have attended a number of RICS CPD seminars over the years and have always found them to be relevant, topical and informative. Speakers are always of a high calibre and are experts in their field. Through attending these seminars I have had excellent networking opportunities and have built strong business contacts.”

Atholl McInnes, Edinburgh Napier University

“Attending RICS CPD Seminars is important as these seminars are run by our own professional organisation so we can be assured that they have been tailored to our needs. The seminars allow us to hear from experts in their fields whilst helping contribute to our CPD hours. The seminars are reasonably priced and held within city centre locations.”

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Northern Ireland Arthur Cox is a leading law firm operating throughout Ireland

Our Property Group in Belfast is one of Northern Ireland’s most respected commercial property practices. We have unrivalled experience of the local property market, having been involved in most of the major commercial property projects carried out in Northern Ireland in recent years.

Our clients span the entire property spectrum from private developers to Government departments. We work closely with our Dublin office to provide clients with a seamless service where their business extends to the Republic of Ireland.

At Arthur Cox, our reputation is founded on proven professional skills, a thorough understanding of our clients’ requirements, an emphasis on sound judgment and a practical approach to solving commercial property issues. Our areas of expertise include: acquisitions and disposals; commercial leasing; commercial development and site assembly; joint ventures; regeneration; development funding; secured lending; construction; environmental; planning; licensing; and real estate finance.

Whatever your requirements, please don’t hesitate to contact Alastair Todd (028 9026 2658 email: [email protected]) or visit www.arthurcox.com/rics

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England Lloyds TSB Commercial is a preferred partner of business banking services to RICS members.

This includes:

• 6 months free banking when switching your business bank account to Lloyds TSB

• Clients deposit account facilities at competitive interest rates

• Borrowing for working capital or fixed asset purchases

In addition we have a team of 100 property specialist managers across Great Britain actively supporting our property investor and developer customers;

• We want to work closely with RICS members to support the needs of mutual clients and develop close working relationships

• We see the professional advice provided by RICS members as an integral part of the support package to property businesses

• In the year ahead we will be taking steps to increase our visibility through attendance at your CPD and other events

We have a team of dedicated specialist property managers throughout the UK, call 0800 681 6078, email [email protected] or visit www.lloydstsb.com/rics

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Scotland Burness is one of Scotland’s premier law firms, acting for commercial and public sector clients across the UK and globally.

With offices in Edinburgh and Glasgow, Burness has 35 partners and employs over 200 people.

Smart thinking, impeccable execution and a fierce determination to deliver are, and always have been, at the core of what Burness does. The firm is down-to-earth. Its legal solutions are incisive. Burness is committed to delivering results – clear, astute solutions that deliver added value in the real world. One of the firm’s hallmarks is going that extra mile and fielding high-level partner involvement where it matters.

Core practice areas include: property, banking, corporate finance, dispute resolution, employment, pensions, construction and capital projects. The firm also has specialist teams in public sector, renewables, urban regeneration, corporate recovery, environment, media, planning, health and safety, IP, technology, sport and charity law.

For more information, please contact Sandra Cassels, 0131 473 6010, [email protected]

Wales Specialist banking for farmers from Lloyds TSB Agriculture

Lloyds TSB Agriculture offers day to day banking and a wide range of financial services specifically tailored to the farming sector. Current accounts, overdrafts, term lending, working capital, exchange rate (SFP) hedging, personal and business risk protection and much more.

Our network of over 80 managers and local support staff are located in 40 offices throughout the UK and work exclusively with farming businesses. They are happy to visit your farm, meet you in your local high street branch or even catch up at the Mart for a chat.

Because of their experience and knowledge, often built up over many years, our agriculture managers are able to support farming customers to achieve their personal and business objectives.

Our managers and support staff are easily contactable and customers typically have a named manager who will happily provide office or mobile numbers and e-mail address for themselves and local support staff.

Whether making sure the farm business is developed to its full potential or providing financial guidance for the farming family, Lloyds TSB Agriculture prides itself on its high quality personalised service.

We believe it is this approach that keeps our farmer customers happy. We are also very proud of the fact that many farmers choose to bring their business to us each year. In fact over 800 farmers moved their business to Lloyds TSB Agriculture last year alone.

For further information about Lloyds TSB Agriculture’s dedicated team of farming bank managers and support staff visit www.Lloydstsb.com/agriculture

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Update on the RICS Dilapidations Guidance Note and the new Dilapidations ProtocolThis seminar will cover the new requirements that will affect practitioners, explaining what may happen if your clients fail to comply with the new Protocol and what effect the Protocol will have on your practice. This seminar will reflect the varying dilapidation issues across the countries of the UK and will cover:

• The Ministry of Justice Protocol (England & Wales)

• Dilapidations issues (Northern Ireland & Scotland)

• RICS Dilapidations Guidance Note update

• Forfeiture, entry to repair and break clause situations

Speakers will includeTerry Davis, Chartered Surveyor, TN Davis Alan McMilan, Partner, Burness LLP

Dilapidations update

Dates and Locations

Construction, design and management regulations (2007 update)

Application, liability and reducing riskThis seminar will cover construction projects, legal duties and requirements under the CDM 2007 regulations. You will benefit from key insights into:

• Regulation application and project manager liabilities

• Appointing competent CDM duty holders

• Eliminating and reducing design risks

• Key legal documentation

Speakers will includeIan Watson, Director, CDM servicesDiane Turner, Director, Burness LLP

Dates and Locations

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East02 October 20121800–1930Ramada Hotel, Hatfield

East Midlands22 November 20121730–1900Holiday Inn, Derby Riverlights, Derby

Edinburgh05 December 20121230–1400Burness LLP, Edinburgh

Glasgow04 December 20121230–1400Burness LLP, Glasgow

London12 September 20120730–0900University of Westminster,New Cavendish St, London

North East23 October 20121730–1900Copthorne Hotel,Newcastle

North West23 October 20121730–1900Mercure Hotel, Manchester

Northern Ireland15 November 20121530–1700The Mac, Belfast

South East18 October 20121800–1930Crowne Plaza,Reading

South West06 November 20121800–1930Norfolk Royale, Bournemouth

Wales27 September 20121800–1930Bod Erw Hotel, St Asaph

West Midlands23 October 20121730–1900De Vere Venues, Colmore Gate, Birmingham

Yorkshire & Humber18 October 20121730–1900Crowne Plaza,Leeds

East25 October 20121800–1930County Hotel, Chelmsford

East Midlands02 October 20121730–1900Leicester Hilton,Leicester

Edinburgh24 October 20121230–1400Burness LLP, Edinburgh

Glasgow23 October 20121230–1400Burness LLP, Glasgow

London03 October 20120730–0900University of Westminster,New Cavendish St, London

North East15 November 20121730–1900Allergate House,Durham


Northern Ireland18 September 20121530–1700The Mac,Belfast

South East29 November 20121800–1930The Winchester Hotel, Winchester

South West03 October 20121730–1900Hilton Bristol Hotel,Bristol

Wales04 October 20121800–1930Marriott Hotel,Swansea

West Midlands20 November 20121730–1900Ramada Hotel,Coventry

Yorkshire & Humber13 September 20121730–1900The Source,Sheffield

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Building defects in residential and commercial premises

Examining defects and diagnosis Understanding why buildings have gone wrong is part of the process of getting buildings right at the start. This seminar will take a practical approach to the subject and examines the properties of common materials and the various agencies of decay. Ensure you benefit from fully understanding:

• Building defects – typical problems in various building types – what and where to look

• Problems arising from different construction periods

• Chemical and electromagnetic agencies

Speakers will includeTrevor Rushton, Director, Watts Group PLC

Overcoming practical problems and barriers to developmentBuilding Information Modelling (BIM) is the immediate availability of project design scope, schedule and cost information that is high quality, reliable, integrated and fully coordinated. This seminar will round up the latest issues in BIM and combines a mixture of legal as well as technical developments that will benefit your business needs, including:

• Construction Operations Building Information Exchange (COBie) standards in BIM

• Publically Available Specification (PAS) 1192-2: new information protocol for BIM

Building Information Modelling

East27 September 20121800–1930The Holiday Inn, Cambridge

East Midlands20 November 20121730–1900Hilton Leicester Hotel, Leicester

Edinburgh21 November 20121230–1400Strathmore Business Centre, Edinburgh

Glasgow20 November 20121230–1400Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow

London01 November 20120730–0900University of Westminster,New Cavendish St, London

North East06 November 20121730–1900NUFC, St James’ Park,Newcastle


Northern Ireland29 November 20121530–1700The Mac,Belfast

South East11 October 20121800–1930The Spa Hotel,Tunbridge Wells


Wales11 October 20121800–1930Bod Erw Hotel, St Asaph


Yorkshire & Humber08 November 20121730–1900Crowne Plaza, Leeds

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East25 September 20121800–1930County Hotel, Chelmsford



Glasgow07 November 20121730–1900The IET,Glasgow


North East09 October 20121730–1900NUFC, St James’ Park, Newcastle

North West25 September 20121730–1900Crowne Plaza, Liverpool

Northern Ireland27 September 20121530–1700Canal Court Hotel, Newry

South East23 October 20121800–1930Brighton Amex Stadium, Brighton

South West16 October 20121730–1900Buckerell Lodge Hotel, Exeter

Wales22 November 20121800–1900Marriott Hotel,Cardiff

West Midlands13 November 20121730–1900De Vere Venues, Colmore Gate, Birmingham

Yorkshire & Humber25 October 20121730–1900Crowne Plaza,Leeds


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Regulation, reputation and responsibilityThe New Rules of Measurement is a tool kit for cost management, dealing with project costs and providing life cycle management of costs. This seminar will take you through a practical approach and provide guidance in controlling costs through covering:

• Construction work: estimating and elemental cost planning

• Works procurement: construction work packages

• Maintenance work: estimating and elemental cost planning

Speakers will includeStuart Earl, Director, Gleeds

New Rules of Measurement

East30 October 20121730–1900The Holiday Inn, Cambridge

East Midlands15 November 20121730–1900Nottingham Belfry,Nottingham

Edinburgh11 December 20121730–1900Strathmore Business Centre, Edinburgh

Glasgow05 November 20121730–1900The IET,Glasgow

London03 December 20120730–0900University of Westminster,New Cavendish St, London

North East20 November 20121900–2030Copthorne Hotel,Newcastle

North West27 November 20121900–2030Mercure Hotel, Manchester

Northern Ireland06 December 20121500–1630The Mac, Belfast

South East28 November 20121915–2045The Spa Hotel, Tunbridge Wells

South West21 November 20121830–2000Buckerell Lodge Hotel, Exeter

Wales06 November 20121800–1930Marriott Hotel, Swansea


Yorkshire & Humber13 November 20121900–2030Crowne Plaza, Leeds

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RICS QS and Construction Standards (the “Black Book”)

General standards and practical applicationThe Black Book is a suite of new standards covering quantity surveying and construction. The suite has been developed in collaboration with a broad range of practitioners representing private practice, contractors, academics and sole practitioners. Ensure you are up to standard through insights into:

• Defining best practice

• Setting down best practice for practitioners, clients and policy makers

• Assisting with the education and training of young surveyors

• Business benefit: certainty, consistency, risk reduction

Speakers will includeAndrew Smith, Commercial Leader, Laing O’Rourke Construction South




Glasgow05 December 20121830–2000The IET,Glasgow



North West27 November 20121730-1900Mercure Hotel, Manchester

Northern Ireland06 December 20121330–1500The Mac, Belfast

South East28 November 20121800–1930The Spa Hotel,Tunbridge Wells

South West21 November 20121730–1900Buckerell Lodge Hotel, Exeter

Wales06 November 20121900–2030Marriott Hotel,Swansea


Yorkshire & Humber13 November 20121730–1900 Crowne Plaza, Leeds

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Landlord and tenant disputes

Strategies for landlords and tenants in a challenging marketThis seminar will focus on the key issues facing landlords and tenants in a difficult market and will cover some important reminders of basic principles. Some of the questions that will be considered are tactics for both landlords and tenants in a recessionary market. Benefit from further insights into:

• Implementing a break clause, drafting a break notice

• Options available to landlords and tenants at the end of a lease

• What does vacant in possession really mean?

Speakers will includeNick Porter, Senior Soilicitor, Buckles Solicitors LLPPaul Branch, Partner, Buckles Solicitors LLPMalcolm Lindo, SafeDeposits Scotland

Dates and Locations

East18 September 20121230–1400County Hotel, Chelmsford

East Midlands18 September 20121730–1900Hilton Leicester Hotel, Leicester

Edinburgh18 September 20121730–1900Strathmore Business Centre, Edinburgh

Glasgow12 September 20121730–1900The IET,Glasgow


North East13 September 20121730–1900Copthorne Hotel,Newcastle

North West12 September 20121730–1900Mercure Hotel, Manchester

Northern Ireland11 September 20121530–1700The Mac,Belfast

South East11 September 20121800–1930 Crowne Plaza,Reading

South West17 October 20121800–1930Norfolk Royale,Bournemouth

Wales13 September 20121800–1930Marriott Hotel, Cardiff

West Midlands12 September 20121730–1900De Veres Hotel, Colmore Gate, Birmingham

Yorkshire & Humber02 October 20121730–1900Royal York Hotel,York

Deleterious and hazardous materials

Definitions and examples – placing materials in context This seminar will summarise the essential information on materials that may harm human health, buildings or the environment, together with typical periods for their use. Ensure you are aware of the hazards and mitigate risk through further insight into:

• Calcium chloride concrete additive and high alumina

• Woodwool in permanent shuttering

• Calcium silicate bricks, lead in paint and plumbing

• Formaldehyde and PCBs

Speakers will includeTrevor Rushton, Director, Watts

East09 October 20121800–1930The Hoilday Inn, Cambridge

East Midlands25 October 20121730–1900Nottingham Belfry, Nottingham

Edinburgh10 October 20121230–1400The Mews, Young Street North Lane,Edinburgh

Glasgow09 October 20121230–1400Royal Concert Hall,Glasgow


North East29 November 20121730–1900Allergate House,Durham

North West06 December 20121730–1900Mercure Hotel, Manchester

Northern Ireland07 November 20121530–1700The Mac, Belfast

South East01 November 20121800–1930The Spa Hotel,Tunbridge Wells

South West20 September 20121730–1900Hilton Bristol Hotel, Bristol


West Midlands27 September 20121730–1900St John’s Hotel,Solihull

Yorkshire & Humber18 September 20121730–1900Royal York Hotel, York

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Practical solutions in varying circumstancesThis seminar will look into the options for drafting a lease for small or medium sized businesses. The content of this seminar will be tailored to your regions’ needs and will benefit your business through:

• Offering flexible lease terms

• The Code for leasing business premises

• Landlord and Tenant Act

• Dispute Resolution and landlord obligations

• Environmental Performance

Structuring a standard lease for SMEs

Dates and Locations

East04 October 20121230–1400Buckles Solicitors, Peterborough

East Midlands25 September 20121730–1900The Old Palace, Lincoln


Glasgow11 December 20121230–1400City Halls,Glasgow



North West18 October 20121730–1900Crowne Plaza, Liverpool

Northern Ireland11 October 20121530–1700Canal Court Hotel, Newry

South East13 September 20121800–1930Brighton Amex Stadium,Brighton


Wales18 September 20121800–1930Bod Erw Hotel, St Asaph


Yorkshire & Humber23 October 20121730–1900The Source, Meadowhill Education Centre,Sheffield

Service charges in commercial leases

Legal update, procedures and dispute resolution A traditional ground for dispute between landlord and tenant, with differing expectations between the two parties. This seminar will provide you with a practical guide to charges and fees for commercial leases and will cover:

• The key principles of the RICS Service Charge Code

• Dealing with new and existing leases

• Financial controls and accounting procedures

• Dispute Resolution and legal update

Speakers will includeAllan McMillan, Partner, Burness LLP

Dates and Locations

East22 November 20121230–1400County Hotel, Chelmsford

East Midlands20 September 20121730–1900Nottingham Belfry, Nottingham

Edinburgh12 September 20121230–1400Burness LLP,Edinburgh

Glasgow11 September 20121230–1400Burness LLP, Glasgow




Northern Ireland20 September 20121530–1700The Mac, Belfast

South East20 September 20121800–1930The Spa Hotel,Tunbridge Wells

South West29 November 20121730–1900 Hilton Bristol Hotel,Bristol

Wales02 October 20121800–1930Marriott Hotel,Cardiff


Yorkshire & Humber20 September 20121730–1900Crowne Plaza,Leeds

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Rights, obligations and regulationsMixed use developments are growing in popularity, especially across city centres. This seminar will look at statutory framework, rights and obligations for the surveyor and will include:

• Role of the commercial surveyor in mixed use property

• Legal rights and obligations in mixed use property

• Leasehold valuation tribunals

• Service charge administration

Mixed use property management

Dates and Locations

East29 November 20121230–1400Buckles Solicitors, Peterborough

East Midlands16 October 20121730–1900Holiday Inn, Derby Riverlights,Derby

Edinburgh02 October 20121730–1900Strathmore Business Centre,Edinburgh

Glasgow26 September 20121730–1900The IET,Glasgow



North West22 November 20121730–1900Mercure Hotel, Manchester

Northern Ireland08 November 20121530–1700Canal Court,Newry

South East25 September 20121800–1930The Winchester Hotel,Winchester

South West25 October 20121730–1900Buckerell Lodge Hotel,Exeter


West Midlands25 September 20121730–1900De Vere Venues, Colmore Gate, Birmingham

Yorkshire & Humber11 September 20121730–1900 Crowne Plaza, Leeds

Energy Performance Certificates and the New Green Deal EPCs

Future proofing your buildingsSignificant changes in the requirements for delivering EPCs came into effect from 6 April 2012 and the new Green Deal EPC assessments commence from the 1 October 2012. This seminar will guide you through the updated EPC Regulations and provide you with a greater understanding to the changes made to facilitate the new Green Deal EPCs including:

• Changes to the EPC Regulations

• The revised Green Deal EPC

• Overview of the Green Deal assessment tools for domestic and non domestic properties

• Green Deal calculations and the ‘Golden Rule’

Speakers will includeRobert Corbyn MRICS, Director, Low Carbon Energy Assessors Limited William Mair, Speirs Gumley

Dates and Locations

East27 November 20121800–1930Ramada Hotel,Hatfield

East Midlands27 September 20121730–1900Nottingham Belfry,Nottingham


Glasgow06 November 20121230–1400City Halls,Glasgow


North East27 September 20121730–1900Allergate House,Durham


Northern Ireland21 November 20121530–1700The Mac,Belfast

South East16 October 20121800–1930The Winchester Hotel,Winchester

South West14 November 20121800–1930Alverton Manor,Truro


West Midlands04 October 20121730–1900Novotel, Wolverhampton

Yorkshire & Humber25 September 20121730–1900Crowne Plaza, Leeds


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Understanding environmental impact on portfolio performance and investment valueThis seminar will look at the IPD EcoPAS service supported by RICS. Valuers are coming under increasing pressure to take environmental factors into account in their appraisals and this seminar will explain how the EcoPAS service works in practice, ensuring you fully understand the environmental impact to your business through:

• EcoPAS – inception and background

• Completing the EcoPAS questionnaire for IPD

• Importance of participating in the EcoPAS service

EcoPAS: Environmental risk assessment






North East18 October 20121730–1900NUFC, St James’ Park,Newcastle


Northern Ireland04 October 20121530–1700Ramada Encore Hotel, Belfast

South East09 October 20121800–1930Holiday Inn,Guildford

South West07 November 20121730–1900Buckerell Lodge Hotel,Exeter


West Midlands18 September 20121730–1900De Vere Venues, Colmore Gate, Birmingham

Yorkshire & Humber06 November 20121730–1900The Source, Meadowhill Education Centre,Sheffield

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RICS Valuation Professional Standards 2012 (the “Red Book”)

An update on the revised edition This seminar will provide an update on the new revisions to the 2012 edition of the Red Book and the issues which challenge valuers. Ensure you are up to standard by understanding:

• Best practice guidelines

• How to ensure that your business complies with the latest changes to the Red Book

• The relationship between the International Valuation Standards Council (IVSC) and RICS

Speakers will includeAnthony Banfield, Director, Banfield Real Estate Solutions Ltd

Dates and Locations

East08 November 20121800–1930Ramada Hotel, Hatfield

East Midlands06 November 20121730–1900Holiday Inn, Derby Riverlights,Derby

Edinburgh30 October 20121730–1900Strathmore Business Centre, Edinburgh

Glasgow24 October 20121730–1900The IET,Glasgow



North West13 September 20121730–1900Crowne Plaza, Liverpool

Northern Ireland02 October 20121530–1700Ramada Encore Hotel, Belfast

South East04 October 20121800–1930Brighton Amex Stadium,Brighton

South West10 October 20121800–1930Future Inns,Plymouth

Wales11 September 20121800–1930Marriott Hotel,Swansea

West Midlands20 September 20121730–1900Ramada Hotel,Coventry

Yorkshire & Humber04 October 20121730–1900Crowne Plaza, Leeds

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Planning case studies – local update

Update reflecting your region’s needsPlanning is a complex process with budgetary considerations and differing local authorities’ requirements. This seminar will reflect the differences in planning function and responsibilities across the devolved governments of the UK with case studies and planning law reflecting the issues in your region. Benefit from key insights into:

• A local case study specific to your area

• Future commercial and residential developments

• Localism Act 2011 (England), devolved planning issues Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland

• How neighbourhood plans relate to local plans

Speakers will includeEmma Dewar, Associate, Burness LLP

Assessing the complexities in a specialised marketThe valuation of land for affordable housing can be complex and relates to specialised markets. This seminar reflects different devolved housing policies and will improve your understanding by addressing the following areas for valuing a development scheme:

• Revisions to reflect the Grant Regime

• Understand the interaction with PS 1.5 knowledge and skills

• Explore the difference between the residual and comparison valuation methods

Speakers will includeArchie Rintoul, Chief Valuer Scotland, Valuation Office Agency

Valuation of land for affordable housing

Dates and Locations

East11 October 20121230–1400County Hotel, Chelmsford

East Midlands23 October 20121730–1900The Old Palace, Lincoln


Glasgow30 October 20121230–1400Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow


North East11 October 20121730–1900Allergate House, Durham

North West11 October 20121730–1900The Legacy Preston International Hotel, Preston

Northern Ireland13 September 20121530–1700The Mac, Belfast

South East18 September 20121800–1930Holiday Inn, Guildford

South West13 September 20121730–1900Grasmere Hotel,Salisbury

Wales19 September 20121800–1930Marriott Hotel, Swansea

West Midlands16 October 20121730–1900De Vere Venues,Colmore Gate, Birmingham

Yorkshire & Humber09 October 20121730–1900Crowne Plaza, Leeds

Dates and Locations

East20 September 20121800–1930Ramada Hotel, Hatfield


Edinburgh03 October 20121230–1400Burness LLP, Edinburgh

Glasgow02 October 20121230–1400Burness LLP, Glasgow


North East25 September 20121730–1900Copthorne Hotel, Newcastle

North West04 December 20121730–1900Mercure Hotel, Manchester

Northern IrelandTBA 1530–1700TBA

South East30 October 20121800–1930Holiday Inn, Guildford

South West09 October 20121830–2000Conference Centre, Taunton

Wales09 October 20121800–1930Bod Erw Hotel, St Asaph

West Midlands11 October 20121730–1900Ramada Hotel, Coventry

Yorkshire & Humber11 October 20121730–1900 Crowne Plaza, Leeds


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Obligations, compliance and solutionsFollowing the successful prosecution of a firm of land agents by the HSE on the death of a sub-contractor carrying out property maintenance work, there has been understandable concern in the profession, given the range of such staff with whom rural practitioners and their clients regularly work, often in potentially high risk roles. This seminar will ensure you mitigate risk by gaining insight into:

• A review of the law – criminal and civil

• Compliance and protection

Speakers will includeCarrie de Silva, Principal Lecturer, Harper Adams

Managing conflict over land, property and adjoining buildingsThis seminar will examine the surveyor’s duties in terms of neighbourly disputes over party walls, boundaries and rights of light. This seminar will provide you with key insights into specific issues in your region and will include:

• Examination of relevant legislation

• Your responsibilities in terms of your clients’ proposed building projects

• Minimising inconvenience to adjoining properties

Speakers will includeMichael Ney, Schroeders Begg LLP

Neighbourly disputes

Health and safety for land agents with update on corporate manslaughter

Dates and Locations

East20 November 20121230–1400Maids Head Hotel, Norwich

East Midlands11 October 20121730–1900 Nottingham Belfry,Nottingham




North East25 October 20121730–1900 Allergate House, Durham


Northern Ireland18 October 20121530–1700The Mac, Belfast

South East13 November 20121800–1930 Crowne Plaza, Reading

South West16 October 20121800–1930Alverton Manor, Truro


West Midlands18 October 20121730–1900St John’s Hotel, Solihull

Yorkshire & Humber15 November 20121730–1900 The Source, Meadowhill Education Centre,Sheffield

Dates and Locations

East06 December 20121800–1930The Holiday Inn, Cambridge

East Midlands27 November 20121730–1900Nottingham Belfry, Nottingham

Edinburgh26 September 20121230–1400Strathmore Business Centre, Edinburgh

Glasgow25 September 20121230–1400Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow


North East19 September 20121730–1900NUFC, St James’ Park,Newcastle


Northern Ireland27 November 20121530–1700Canal Court Hotel, Newry

South East03 December 20121800–1930Crowne Plaza, Reading

South West05 December 20121800–1930 Future Inns, Plymouth

Wales04 December 20121800–1930Marriott Hotel, Cardiff

West Midlands08 November 20121730–1900Ramada Hotel, Coventry

Yorkshire & Humber27 September 20121730–1900Doubletree by Hilton Hotel, Leeds


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Topical issues and case law updateThis seminar is designed to provide experts with an insight into topical issues and an update on law impacting on their expert witness practice. Improve your understanding through:

• Reviewing any procedural changes

• Considering recent case law

• Privilege, assessment of costs and single joint experts

Speakers will includeDavid Turner, Associate, Pinsent MasonsJack McKinney, Glabraith and Lawson

Selecting options for your professional needsRICS requires all regulated firms to maintain Professional Indemnity Insurance. There has been an increase in professional negligence claims within some areas of the surveying industry, resulting in steep rises in premiums. This seminar is designed to provide those who are involved in purchasing PII and employees of businesses who may be concerned about their personal liabilities with an update on PII insurance, optimising insurance for your business needs. This seminar will ensure you are:

• Up-to-date on Professional Indemnity Insurance

• Aware of recent cases and important events

• Getting the best quote

• Policy coverage, claims and risk management

Speakers will includeEmma Vigus, Howden Insurance Brokers, RICS preferred UK PII broker

Professional indemnity insurance market update Expert witness

East18 October 20121230–1400Maids Head Hotel, Norwich



Glasgow10 October 20121730–1900The IET,Glasgow


North East22 October 20121730–1900NUFC, St James’ Park, Newcastle

North West15 November 20121730–1900Holiday Inn, Preston

Northern Ireland09 October 20121530–1700Ramada Encore, Belfast

South East20 November 20121800–1930Brighton Amex Stadium,Brighton

South West20 November 20121830–2000Taunton Conference Centre,Taunton


West Midlands25 October 20121730–1900Novotel,Wolverhampton

Yorkshire & Humber27 November 20121730–1900 Crowne Plaza,Leeds

Dates and Locations


East Midlands08 November 20121730–1900Nottingham Belfry,Nottingham

Edinburgh19 September 20121230–1400RICS Scotland Office, Edinburgh

Glasgow18 September 20121230–1400Royal Concert Hall,Glasgow


North East02 October 20121730–1900NUFC, St James’ Park,Newcastle

North West29 November 20121730–1900Crowne Plaza, Liverpool

Northern Ireland25 October 20121530–1700The Mac, Belfast

South East27 November 20121800–1930Holiday Inn, Guildford

South West11 September 20121730–1900Hilton Bristol Hotel, Bristol

Wales25 September 20121800–1930Marriott Hotel,Swansea


Yorkshire & Humber29 November 20121730–1900The Source, Meadowhill Education Centre,Sheffield

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RICS CPD Conference

Maintain, develop and broaden your knowledge and skills in just one dayTaking place in a region near you, this conference offers you a unique opportunity to update your knowledge and skills. Tailored to your specific needs, the day will offer you essential updates that you can use in your daily practice. With a hand-picked collection of sessions split into three streams across built environment, land and property, this conference is your opportunity to keep up with latest market development and network with key professionals from your region.

Programme

Dates and Locations

0930 Chair’s opening remarks

0940 Economic Update This session will examine recent developments in the UK economy and outline the Bank of England’s latest forecast.

Built environment Land Property

1000 Breakout Session 1 Residential update Planning law update Commercial property update

1050 Networking refreshments

1105 Breakout Session 2 Building regulations – changes and challenges

Financial viability and the planning process

Red Book overview

1155 Breakout Session 3 Neighbourly disputes Telecommunications Rating and valuation

1245 Lunch

1345 Breakout Session 4 Construction and Contract law update Affordable housing Dilapidations update

1435 Breakout Session 5 Dispute avoidance and conflict management in construction

Good practice in the appropriate and effective use of CPOs

Recent issues in landlord and tenant

1525 Networking refreshments

1540 Breakout Session 6 Procurement update Mixed use development and planning Contamination valuation and environment update

1630 Current application of BIM in the UK

Government strategy for the deployment of BIM, plus current research and development initiatives

1700 Chair’s closing remarks

Delegate Fees

Price VAT TotalFULL DAYRICS members £125.00 £25.00 £150.00Non RICS members £150.00 £30.00 £180.00

This qualifies for up to 6 hours of CPD.

HALF DAYRICS members £75.00 £15.00 £90.00Non RICS members £95.00 £19.00 £114.00

This qualifies for up to 3 hours of CPD.

Looking for a CPD conference in your region?

Our CPD Conference will be coming to your region this spring. Keep checking rics.org/cpdseries for further information.

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East15 November 2012 Robinson College, Grange Road, Cambridge, CB3 9AN

London 12 December 2012ETC Victoria, One Drummond Gate, London, SW1V 2QW

North West07 November 2012Cottons Hotel & Spa, Manchester Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 0SU

Northern Ireland5 December 2012Malone House, 79 Malone Road, Belfast, BT9 6SH

Scotland 06 December 2012 Dewars Centre, Glover Street, Perth, PH2 0TH

South East22 October 2012Holiday Inn, Telegraph Way Morn Hill, Winchester, Hampshire, SO21 1HZ

Yorkshire & Humber16 October 2012The DoubleTree by Hilton, Wharf Approach, Granary Wharf 2, Leeds, LS1 4BR

Lloyds TSB Commercial


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Arthur CoxLloyds TSB Commercial


Lloyds TSB Agriculture



Course Date EastEast Midlands Edinburgh Glasgow London North East North West

Northern Ireland South East South West Wales

West Midlands

Yorkshire & Humber

Built EnvironmentDilapidations update 02–Oct–12 22–Nov–12 05–Dec–12 04–Dec–12 12–Sep–12 23–Oct–12 23–Oct–12 15–Nov–12 18–Oct–12 06–Nov–12 27–Sep–12 23–Oct–12 18–Oct–12

1800–1930 1730–1900 1230–1400 1230–1400 0730–0900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1530–1700 1800–1930 1800–1930 1800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900

Construction, design and management regulations (2007 update) 25–Oct–12 02–Oct–12 24–Oct–12 23–Oct–12 03–Oct–12 15–Nov–12 25–Oct–12 18–Sep–12 29–Nov–12 03–Oct–12 04–Oct–12 20–Nov–12 13–Sep–121800–1930 1730–1900 1230–1400 1230–1400 0730–0900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1530–1700 1800–1930 1730–1900 1800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900

Building defects in residential and commercial premises 25–Sep–12 13–Nov–12 13–Nov–12 07–Nov–12 17–Oct–12 09–Oct–12 25–Sep–12 27–Sep–12 23–Oct–12 16–Oct–12 22–Nov–12 13–Nov–12 25–Oct–121800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900 1730–1900 0730–0900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1530–1700 1800–1930 1730–1900 1800–1900 1730–1900 1730–1900

Building Information Modelling 27–Sep–12 20–Nov–12 21–Nov–12 20–Nov–12 01–Nov–12 06–Nov–12 16–Oct–12 29–Nov–12 11–Oct–12 18–Oct–12 11–Oct–12 09–Oct–12 08–Nov–121800–1930 1730–1900 1230–1400 1230–1400 0730–0900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1530–1700 1800–1930 1730–1900 1800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900

New Rules of Measurement 30–Oct–12 15–Nov–12 11–Dec–12 05–Dec–12 03–Dec–12 20–Nov–12 27–Nov–12 06–Dec–12 28–Nov–12 21–Nov–12 06–Nov–12 29–Nov–12 13–Nov–121730–1900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1730–1900 0730–0900 1900–2030 1900–2030 1500–1630 1915–2045 1830-2000 1800–1930 1900–2030 1900–2030

RICS QS and Construction Standards (the “Black Book”) 30–Oct–12 15–Nov–12 11–Dec–12 05–Dec–12 03–Dec–12 20–Nov–12 27–Nov–12 06–Dec–12 28–Nov–12 21–Nov–12 06–Nov–12 29–Nov–12 13–Nov–121900–2015 1900–2030 1830-2000 1830–2000 0830–1000 1730–1900 1730–1900 1330–1500 1800–1930 1730–1900 1900-2030 1730–1900 1730–1900

Deleterious and hazardous materials 09–Oct–12 25–Oct–12 10–Oct–12 09–Oct–12 24–Oct–12 29–Nov–12 06–Dec–12 07–Nov–12 01–Nov–12 20–Sep–12 14–Nov–12 27–Sep–12 18–Sep–121800–1930 1730–1900 1230–1400 1230–1400 0730–0900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1530–1700 1800–1930 1730–1900 1800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900

PropertyLandlord and tenant disputes 18–Sep–12 18–Sep–12 18–Sep–12 12–Sep–12 23–Oct–12 13–Sep–12 12–Sep–12 11–Sep–12 11–Sep–12 17–Oct–12 13–Sep–12 12–Sep–12 02–Oct–12

1230–1400 1730–1900 1730–1900 1730–1900 0730–0900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1530–1700 1800–1930 1800–1930 1800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900

Service charges in commercial leases 22–Nov–12 20–Sep–12 12–Sep–12 11–Sep–12 04–Dec–12 04–Oct–12 20–Sep–12 20–Sep–12 20–Sep–12 29–Nov–12 02–Oct–12 27–Nov–12 20–Sep–121230–1400 1730–1900 1230–1400 1230–1400 0730–0900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1530–1700 1800–1930 1730–1900 1800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900

Structuring a standard lease for SMEs 04–Oct–12 25–Sep–12 12–Dec–12 11–Dec–12 18–Sep–12 16–Oct–12 18–Oct–12 11–Oct–12 13–Sep–12 31–Oct–12 18–Sep–12 02–Oct–12 23–Oct–121230–1400 1730–1900 1230–1400 1230–1400 0730–0900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1530–1700 1800–1930 1730–1900 1800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900

Mixed use property management 29–Nov–12 16–Oct–12 02–Oct–12 26–Sep–12 10–Oct–12 08–Nov–12 22–Nov–12 08–Nov–12 25–Sep–12 25–Oct–12 28–Nov–12 25–Sep–12 11–Sep–121230–1400 1730–1900 1730–1900 1730–1900 0730–0900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1530–1700 1800–1930 1730–1900 1800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900

Energy Performance Certificates and the New Green Deal EPCs 27–Nov–12 27–Sep–12 07–Nov–12 06–Nov–12 19–Sep–12 27–Sep–12 02–Oct–12 21–Nov–12 16–Oct–12 14–Nov–12 01–Nov–12 04–Oct–12 25–Sep–121800–1930 1730–1900 1230–1400 1230–1400 0730–0900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1530–1700 1800–1930 1800–1930 1800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900

RICS Valuation Professional Standards 2012 (the “Red Book”) 08–Nov–12 06–Nov–12 30–Oct–12 24–Oct–12 11–Sep–12 27–Nov–12 13–Sep–12 02–Oct–12 04–Oct–12 10–Oct–12 11–Sep–12 20–Sep–12 04–Oct–121800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900 1730–1900 0730–0900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1530–1700 1800–1930 1800–1930 1800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900

EcoPAS: Environmental risk assessment 23–Oct–12 04–Oct–12 14–Nov–12 13–Nov–12 25–Sep–12 18–Oct–12 27–Sep–12 04–Oct–12 09–Oct–12 07–Nov–12 23–Oct–12 18–Sep–12 06–Nov–121800–1930 1730–1900 1230–1400 1230–1400 0730–0900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1530–1700 1800–1930 1730–1900 1800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900

LandValuation of land for affordable housing 11–Oct–12 23–Oct–12 31–Oct–12 30–Oct–12 16–Oct–12 11–Oct–12 11–Oct–12 13–Sep–12 18–Sep–12 13–Sep–12 19–Sep–12 16–Oct–12 09–Oct–12

1230–1400 1730–1900 1230–1400 1230–1400 0730–0900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1530–1700 1800–1930 1730–1900 1800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900

Planning case studies – local update 20–Sep–12 09–Oct–12 03–Oct–12 02–Oct–12 30–Oct–12 25–Sep–12 04–Dec–12 TBA 30–Oct–12 09–Oct–12 09–Oct–12 11–Oct–12 11–Oct–121800–1930 1730–1900 1230–1400 1230–1400 0730–0900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1530–1700 1800–1930 1830–2000 1800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900

Neighbourly disputes 20–Nov–12 11–Oct–12 28–Nov–12 27–Nov–12 13–Nov–12 25–Oct–12 10–Oct–12 18–Oct–12 13–Nov–12 16–Oct–12 15–Nov–12 18–Oct–12 15–Nov–121230–1400 1730–1900 1230–1400 1230–1400 0730–0900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1530–1700 1800–1930 1800–1930 1800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900

Health and safety for land agents (with update on corporate manslaughter) 06–Dec–12 27–Nov–12 26–Sep–12 25–Sep–12 02–Oct–12 19–Sep–12 18–Sep–12 27–Nov–12 03–Dec–12 05–Dec–12 04–Dec–12 08–Nov–12 27–Sep–121800–1930 1730–1900 1230–1400 1230–1400 0730–0900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1530–1700 1800–1930 1800–1930 1800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900

Cross professionProfessional indemnity insurance market update 16–Oct–12 08–Nov–12 19–Sep–12 18–Sep–12 07–Nov–12 02–Oct–12 29–Nov–12 25–Oct–12 27–Nov–12 11–Sep–12 25–Sep–12 06–Nov–12 29–Nov–12

1800–1930 1730–1900 1230–1400 1230–1400 0730–0900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1530–1700 1800–1930 1730–1900 1800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900

Expert witness 18–Oct–12 18–Oct–12 09–Oct–12 10–Oct–12 11–Oct–12 22–Oct–12 15–Nov–12 09–Oct–12 20–Nov–12 20–Nov–12 30–Oct–12 25–Oct–12 27–Nov–121230–1400 1730–1900 1730–1900 1730–1900 0730–0900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1530–1700 1800–1930 1830–2000 1800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900

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Series at a glance




Burness BurnessLloyds TSB Commercial



Arthur CoxLloyds TSB Commercial


Lloyds TSB Agriculture



Course Date EastEast Midlands Edinburgh Glasgow London North East North West

Northern Ireland South East South West Wales

West Midlands

Yorkshire & Humber

Built EnvironmentDilapidations update 02–Oct–12 22–Nov–12 05–Dec–12 04–Dec–12 12–Sep–12 23–Oct–12 23–Oct–12 15–Nov–12 18–Oct–12 06–Nov–12 27–Sep–12 23–Oct–12 18–Oct–12

1800–1930 1730–1900 1230–1400 1230–1400 0730–0900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1530–1700 1800–1930 1800–1930 1800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900

Construction, design and management regulations (2007 update) 25–Oct–12 02–Oct–12 24–Oct–12 23–Oct–12 03–Oct–12 15–Nov–12 25–Oct–12 18–Sep–12 29–Nov–12 03–Oct–12 04–Oct–12 20–Nov–12 13–Sep–121800–1930 1730–1900 1230–1400 1230–1400 0730–0900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1530–1700 1800–1930 1730–1900 1800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900

Building defects in residential and commercial premises 25–Sep–12 13–Nov–12 13–Nov–12 07–Nov–12 17–Oct–12 09–Oct–12 25–Sep–12 27–Sep–12 23–Oct–12 16–Oct–12 22–Nov–12 13–Nov–12 25–Oct–121800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900 1730–1900 0730–0900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1530–1700 1800–1930 1730–1900 1800–1900 1730–1900 1730–1900

Building Information Modelling 27–Sep–12 20–Nov–12 21–Nov–12 20–Nov–12 01–Nov–12 06–Nov–12 16–Oct–12 29–Nov–12 11–Oct–12 18–Oct–12 11–Oct–12 09–Oct–12 08–Nov–121800–1930 1730–1900 1230–1400 1230–1400 0730–0900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1530–1700 1800–1930 1730–1900 1800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900

New Rules of Measurement 30–Oct–12 15–Nov–12 11–Dec–12 05–Dec–12 03–Dec–12 20–Nov–12 27–Nov–12 06–Dec–12 28–Nov–12 21–Nov–12 06–Nov–12 29–Nov–12 13–Nov–121730–1900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1730–1900 0730–0900 1900–2030 1900–2030 1500–1630 1915–2045 1830-2000 1800–1930 1900–2030 1900–2030

RICS QS and Construction Standards (the “Black Book”) 30–Oct–12 15–Nov–12 11–Dec–12 05–Dec–12 03–Dec–12 20–Nov–12 27–Nov–12 06–Dec–12 28–Nov–12 21–Nov–12 06–Nov–12 29–Nov–12 13–Nov–121900–2015 1900–2030 1830-2000 1830–2000 0830–1000 1730–1900 1730–1900 1330–1500 1800–1930 1730–1900 1900-2030 1730–1900 1730–1900

Deleterious and hazardous materials 09–Oct–12 25–Oct–12 10–Oct–12 09–Oct–12 24–Oct–12 29–Nov–12 06–Dec–12 07–Nov–12 01–Nov–12 20–Sep–12 14–Nov–12 27–Sep–12 18–Sep–121800–1930 1730–1900 1230–1400 1230–1400 0730–0900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1530–1700 1800–1930 1730–1900 1800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900

PropertyLandlord and tenant disputes 18–Sep–12 18–Sep–12 18–Sep–12 12–Sep–12 23–Oct–12 13–Sep–12 12–Sep–12 11–Sep–12 11–Sep–12 17–Oct–12 13–Sep–12 12–Sep–12 02–Oct–12

1230–1400 1730–1900 1730–1900 1730–1900 0730–0900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1530–1700 1800–1930 1800–1930 1800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900

Service charges in commercial leases 22–Nov–12 20–Sep–12 12–Sep–12 11–Sep–12 04–Dec–12 04–Oct–12 20–Sep–12 20–Sep–12 20–Sep–12 29–Nov–12 02–Oct–12 27–Nov–12 20–Sep–121230–1400 1730–1900 1230–1400 1230–1400 0730–0900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1530–1700 1800–1930 1730–1900 1800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900

Structuring a standard lease for SMEs 04–Oct–12 25–Sep–12 12–Dec–12 11–Dec–12 18–Sep–12 16–Oct–12 18–Oct–12 11–Oct–12 13–Sep–12 31–Oct–12 18–Sep–12 02–Oct–12 23–Oct–121230–1400 1730–1900 1230–1400 1230–1400 0730–0900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1530–1700 1800–1930 1730–1900 1800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900

Mixed use property management 29–Nov–12 16–Oct–12 02–Oct–12 26–Sep–12 10–Oct–12 08–Nov–12 22–Nov–12 08–Nov–12 25–Sep–12 25–Oct–12 28–Nov–12 25–Sep–12 11–Sep–121230–1400 1730–1900 1730–1900 1730–1900 0730–0900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1530–1700 1800–1930 1730–1900 1800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900

Energy Performance Certificates and the New Green Deal EPCs 27–Nov–12 27–Sep–12 07–Nov–12 06–Nov–12 19–Sep–12 27–Sep–12 02–Oct–12 21–Nov–12 16–Oct–12 14–Nov–12 01–Nov–12 04–Oct–12 25–Sep–121800–1930 1730–1900 1230–1400 1230–1400 0730–0900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1530–1700 1800–1930 1800–1930 1800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900

RICS Valuation Professional Standards 2012 (the “Red Book”) 08–Nov–12 06–Nov–12 30–Oct–12 24–Oct–12 11–Sep–12 27–Nov–12 13–Sep–12 02–Oct–12 04–Oct–12 10–Oct–12 11–Sep–12 20–Sep–12 04–Oct–121800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900 1730–1900 0730–0900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1530–1700 1800–1930 1800–1930 1800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900

EcoPAS: Environmental risk assessment 23–Oct–12 04–Oct–12 14–Nov–12 13–Nov–12 25–Sep–12 18–Oct–12 27–Sep–12 04–Oct–12 09–Oct–12 07–Nov–12 23–Oct–12 18–Sep–12 06–Nov–121800–1930 1730–1900 1230–1400 1230–1400 0730–0900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1530–1700 1800–1930 1730–1900 1800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900

LandValuation of land for affordable housing 11–Oct–12 23–Oct–12 31–Oct–12 30–Oct–12 16–Oct–12 11–Oct–12 11–Oct–12 13–Sep–12 18–Sep–12 13–Sep–12 19–Sep–12 16–Oct–12 09–Oct–12

1230–1400 1730–1900 1230–1400 1230–1400 0730–0900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1530–1700 1800–1930 1730–1900 1800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900

Planning case studies – local update 20–Sep–12 09–Oct–12 03–Oct–12 02–Oct–12 30–Oct–12 25–Sep–12 04–Dec–12 TBA 30–Oct–12 09–Oct–12 09–Oct–12 11–Oct–12 11–Oct–121800–1930 1730–1900 1230–1400 1230–1400 0730–0900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1530–1700 1800–1930 1830–2000 1800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900

Neighbourly disputes 20–Nov–12 11–Oct–12 28–Nov–12 27–Nov–12 13–Nov–12 25–Oct–12 10–Oct–12 18–Oct–12 13–Nov–12 16–Oct–12 15–Nov–12 18–Oct–12 15–Nov–121230–1400 1730–1900 1230–1400 1230–1400 0730–0900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1530–1700 1800–1930 1800–1930 1800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900

Health and safety for land agents (with update on corporate manslaughter) 06–Dec–12 27–Nov–12 26–Sep–12 25–Sep–12 02–Oct–12 19–Sep–12 18–Sep–12 27–Nov–12 03–Dec–12 05–Dec–12 04–Dec–12 08–Nov–12 27–Sep–121800–1930 1730–1900 1230–1400 1230–1400 0730–0900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1530–1700 1800–1930 1800–1930 1800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900

Cross professionProfessional indemnity insurance market update 16–Oct–12 08–Nov–12 19–Sep–12 18–Sep–12 07–Nov–12 02–Oct–12 29–Nov–12 25–Oct–12 27–Nov–12 11–Sep–12 25–Sep–12 06–Nov–12 29–Nov–12

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Expert witness 18–Oct–12 18–Oct–12 09–Oct–12 10–Oct–12 11–Oct–12 22–Oct–12 15–Nov–12 09–Oct–12 20–Nov–12 20–Nov–12 30–Oct–12 25–Oct–12 27–Nov–121230–1400 1730–1900 1730–1900 1730–1900 0730–0900 1730–1900 1730–1900 1530–1700 1800–1930 1830–2000 1800–1930 1730–1900 1730–1900

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Dilapidations update

Construction, design and management regulations (2007 update)

Building defects in residential and commercial premises

Building Information Modelling

New Rules of Measurement

RICS QS and Construction Standards the (“Black Book”)

Deleterious and hazardous materials

Property

Landlord and tenant disputes

Service charges in commercial leases

Structuring a standard lease for SMEs

Mixed use property management

Energy Performance Certificates and the New Green Deal EPCs

RICS Valuation Professional Standards 2012 (the “Red Book”)

EcoPAS: Environmental risk assessment

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Expert witness

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