Presented by: Sir Howard Bernstein Hosted by: Jim Hancock, former BBC Political Editor in the North West. Jim continues to contribute to political journalism and writes for several magazines including Municipal Journal.

Presented by: The Prince of Wales, President, The Prince’s Foundation for the Built Environment Hosted by: Peter Murray, Director, New London Architecture Gallery Reception: Strangers’ Dinning Room Dinner: Members’ Dinning Room

Hosted by: Hogan Lovells In association with: Willmott Dixon Clear Barrett interviews John Waples, former journalist on Estates Times and City Editor of the Sunday Times

Plus: Presentation of the In House Magazine of the Year Awards Hosted by: BDP Guest Speakers: Paul Finch and Peter Bill

The Media Minefield Defused! Hosted by Davenport Lyons Format: Claer Barrett, Property Editor, Investors Chronicle Puts your ‘worst nightmare’ questions to a panel of print and online media lawyers

Guest Speaker & Awards Presented by: Peter Freeman, Founder, Non-Executive Director, Argent (TBC) Hosted by: Nick Ferrari, LBC

Hosted by: Building Design Partnership Good old fashioned journalism and how rare it has become? Veteran property and planning journalist Mira Bar-Hillel, Property Correspondent, The Evening Standard speaks out to Claer Barrett, Retail Correspondent, Financial Times, about her journalistic triumphs, and gives no-holds-barred advice to younger journalists.

The Welbeck Annual Strategic Land Debate Hosted by: Hogan Lovells and in association with Welbeck Land “Will localisation of planning help or hinder us in “The Big Society”? Chaired by: Giles Barrie, Editor-in-Chief, Property Week Followed at approximately 6.30PM by the IBP Summer Party Plus: Presentation of the Subscription and In-House Magazine of the Year …

Guest Speaker & Awards Presented by: TBA Hosted by: Peter Murray, Director, New London Architecture Gallery

Claer Barrett, FT; Graham Ruddick, The Daily Telegraph; Deirdre Hipwell, The Times; Oliver Shah, The Sunday Times And Ed Hammond, FT. Hosted by Edelman.

Hosted by: Peter Murray, Director, London Festival of Architecture

"FREEDOM OF INFORMATION" Fact from Fiction Chaired by: Claer Barrett, Deputy UK News Editor, Financial Times Hosted by: Edelman

10 minute slots with editors and journalists

Awards Ceremony and Summer Party

Hosted by: Hogan Lovells

The Awards Presentation dinner will take place on Thursday 19th November at the Four Seasons hotel, Park Lane.

In a year that has provided great campaigning journalism, in our business magazines, including blacklisting of construction workers (winner of both the News and Features categories) housing and welfare, personal rights and fraud all grabbing the news headlines the judges commented, on more than one occasion, that the quality of the investigative writing would have …

Communications Industry Carol Service Family, Friends and Colleagues welcome St Bride's Church, Fleet Street, London EC4 Monday 12th December, 6.30pm (Please be in your seat by 6.20 at the latest) Join other communications groups for a Christmas Carol Concert at St Bride's Church and share in a programme of traditional and contemporary carols, readings and …

Hosted by: Hogan Lovells Venue: Atlantic House, Holborn Viaduct, EC1A 2FG Programme: 6pm Registration Chair: Stuart Macdonald, Editor, Inside Housing

Entries will be called, with full details at the end of February, the closing date is Friday 17th April. Interviews will take place on: Thursday 14th, Friday 15th and Monday 18th May at a central London location.

Digital media is transforming the relationship between journalists and their audience. Pushing beyond the recreation of print content online, our pioneering panel of digital journalists discuss how new possibilities are opening up. Chaired by Claer Barrett of FT.com, the event will explore what established publications can learn from these digital natives who are creating and …

ACCIDENT OR ARTIFICE? DESIGNING A CAPITAL FROM WREN TO ABERCROMBIE Simon Thurley takes a broad historical perspective on the planning of London from the Great Fire to the Blitz. He asks what are the defining characteristics of London’s growth and how have they contributed to the city we have today. What makes London like the …

Simon Thurley takes a broad historical perspective on the planning of London Hosted by St Bride’s Church in association with London Festival of Architecture

Date etc TBC.

The Award presentations and networking party will take place on Thursday 9th July on the roof top Sky Bar, Grange hotel overlooking St Paul's. Hosted by: Gorkana Group Speaker: To be announced

Covering published and online articles for the 12 months ending 28th August 2015

Suggestions for a subject welcome Date etc TBC

Following the online judging period the final 'live' judging session will take place on Monday 5th October.

Subject: TBA Hosted by: Hogan Lovells Venue: Atlantic House, Holborn Viaduct, EC1A 2FG Programme: Speakers: TBA Chair: TBA Programme in development

The Housing Gap: How and where are we going to build more homes? All the political parties, in the run-up to the election, promised to build more homes. How are the Government going to increase output and isthe new administration likely to deliver on its promises? This year's Strategic Land Debate looks at the steps …

Event registration is by invitation only. Register with your email address to attend this event. You are invited by the IBP to attend the first in a series of free Futures Group journalism events. The first on Tuesday 3rd November is themed around investigative journalism and features an incredible line-up of three of the UK’s …

Join other communications groups for a Christmas Carol Concert at St Bride’s Church and share in a programme of traditional and contemporary carols, readings and music, including the renowned St. Bride’s Choir, with guest performers Matthew McAllister (Guitar) and Aisling Agnew (Flute) Bidding: Lord (Guy) Black, Executive Director, Telegraph Media Group, President, London Press Club …

Venue: Four Seasons Hotel, Park Lane Guest Speaker & Awards Presented by: TBA Venue: Four Seasons Hotel, Park Lane Guest Speaker & Awards Presented by: Peter Wynne Rees CBE, Professor of Places and City Planning. UCL Faculty of the Built Environment Awards Presentations hosted by: Peter Murray, Chairman, New London Architecture Gallery at The Building …

Reception: 7.30PM to 10.00PM at All Bar One, Ludgate Hill

Reckon you are digitally savvy? If you're are a B2B journalist then this might be wishful thinking. The IBP's Futures Group, in conjunction with City University, invites you to come and learn from two of the UK's top digital hacks about how to up your game on social media and reader engagement at an exclusive event …

DELIVERED BY WRITER AND HISTORIAN ADRIAN TINNISWOOD Writer and historian Adrian Tinniswood pieces together the human story of the Fire and its aftermath, providing a reconstruction of what happened to schoolchildren, and servants, courtiers and clergymen. The Great Fire wasn’t simply a tragedy of economics and architecture, some 436 acres of closely packed streets burned, …

IBP Summer Party Venue: St Martin’s Hall and Light Well, St Martin in the Fields, Trafalgar Square Hosted by: Rebecca Evans, Editor, Construction News, President IBP Speaker: Sophie Walker, Leader of the UK’s Women’s Equity Party Ticket Application Form

Awards entries close Friday 9 September

Should the construction industry control the design of its own products? Calls for construction managers to take a more pro-active role in the design of what they build have become increasingly loud. But how will this work in practice? Author Colin Harding BSc Tech Hons, Chartered Construction Manager and Past President CIOB introduces a ground-breaking …

The Awards Presentation Dinner will take place on Thursday 1st December 2016 at the Four Seasons Hotel, Park Lane, London, and will be presented by Peter Wynne Rees, Professor of Places and City Planning, UCL Faculty of the Built Environment. The Awards section of the evening will be hosted by Peter Murray, chairman, London Festival …

The IBP Futures Group in conjunction with City University invites you to attend a special event: Political reporting in the age of 'FAKE NEWS' hosted by The Built Environment Trust at The Building Centre on Thursday 27th April. Q&A facilitated by Nick Duxbury with two of the UK’s top political hacks: Jim Pickard, Chief Political …

The IBP Awards Presentations Party 2017 To include the presentation of the Communication and PR Awards on Wednesday 5th July at 7pm at All Bar One Ludgate Hill, 44-46 Ludgate Hill, corner of Old Bailey, London EC4M 7DE Award hosts: Rebecca Evans, Editor, Construction News, President IBP and Gerald Bowey. Awards presented by Katherine Smale, …

Meet some of this year’s winners and learn how they did it IBP will be launching the 2018 Communication and PR Awards at the CIPR headquarters, 52 - 53 Russell Square, WC1B 4HP at 6.30pm on Monday 6th November. The Awards are in their sixth year and showcase and provide recognition to In-house PR departments, …

Journalists in our sector consider the IBP Journalism Awards just as important to win as the PPA, AOP and BSME awards; many think that they are the only awards in which to showcase their work, in the built environment, and pitch their best work against their colleagues and rivals, to secure recognition for their work …

Family, Friends and Colleagues welcome Join other communications groups for a Christmas Carol Concert at St Bride’s Church and share in a programme of traditional and contemporary carols, readings and music, including the renowned St. Bride’s Choir, with guest performers Matthew McAllister (Guitar) and Aisling Agnew (Flute) Bidding: Francis Ingham Director General, Public Relations and …

Plans are under way for this year's Communication and PR Awards, as you may already be aware the main judging takes place online, with shortlisted entrants being invited to an interview session with the category judges. In addition to the usual IBP Alerts there will also be a social media campaign and announcements via Gorkana, …

Journalists in our sector consider the IBP Journalism Awards just as important to win as the PPA, AOP and BSME awards; many think that they are the only awards in which to showcase their work, in the built environment, and pitch their best work against their colleagues and rivals, to secure recognition for their work …

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Chalenges today - Challenges Tomorrow Special guest: RICHARD FLETCHER Business Editor, The Times Richard Fletcher, Business Editor, The Times Ella Jessel, Senior Reporter, The Architects’ Journal – IBP Young Journalist of the Year 2018 Ellie Perham-Marchant, Director, FTI Consulting – IBP Young Communicator of the Year 2018 Josh Spencer, Social Media Journalist, The Economist – …

Eric Parry Architects’ 73-storey tower development at 1 Undershaft (‘The Trellis’), will be the tallest building in the City of London, when completed. However, Eric Parry RA (above) is also renowned for cultural projects, including restoration and reworking of St Martin-in-the-Fields in Trafalgar Square, and the highly acclaimed Holburne Museum extension in Bath. He serves …

The 46th Annual National Journalism Awards Dinner provides members with an opportunity to dine and entertain their guests in the company of this year’s winning editors and journalists from the built environment. 2019 is also IBP’s 50th Anniversary and as part of our Build on 50 Programme we will be presenting the Communication and PR …

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