Xmas Party  with LI London Branch and the Urban Design Group (UDG)

Landscape Institute London

Come join us for a festive Xmas Party with the LI London Branch and the Urban Design Group on December 17th at 6:30 pm

The Grafton

Welcome to the **Xmas Party with LI London Branch and the Urban Design Group (UDG)**! Join us for a night of festive fun and networking on **Tue Dec 17 2024** at **The Grafton** starting at **18:30**. This is a great opportunity to connect with fellow professionals in the industry and celebrate the holiday season together. Don't miss out on this exciting event! See you there!A drink and nibbles is included in the cost of your ticketThe Urban Design Group is a campaigning membership organisation with over 1000 members who care about the quality of life in our cities, towns and villages, and believe that raising standards of urban design is central to its improvement. Our members come from a diverse range of backgrounds including urban design, architecture, engineering, landscape, regeneration, planning, community services and academia - in short, all those committed to improving the quality of life in urban areas through excellence in urban design. The UDG works to provide a network of support and encouragement and a forum for the exchange of ideas between these varied groups. The Landscape Institute London Branch is run by a branch committee; engaging members across Central and Greater London. The key aims are to engage and attract members in the following ways:<ul><li>Networking: providing opportunities, both in person and online, to enable members to meet like-minded professionals and build business awareness.</li><li>CPD Provision: enabling a programme of CPD events and site visits which both align to the LI competency framework and are of general interest to a diverse member base.</li><li>Inspiring the Next Generation: using members and ambassadors to showcase the career of a landscape professional to students. Providing support and encourage membership to those studying on related courses.</li><li>Engaging Registered Practices: building relationship with the practices within the region ensuring a supportive and inclusive Branch provision.</li><li>Policy Influence: regularly responding to consultations.</li><li>Influence and Voice: ensuring the members within the region have a forum to share opinion and keeping in touch with national initiatives. The branch has various streams and opportunities to influence the direction of the profession.</li></ul>