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UID:9211-1780963200-1781567999@britishsenate.org.uk
SUMMARY:ASPAC
DESCRIPTION:Join the Asia – Pacific conference in Nagiita Japan in 2026. \n2026 JCI ASPAC Niigata\, Japan gathers leaders under the theme “Be the Change – For a Brighter Future.”
URL:https://britishsenate.org.uk/event/aspac/
CATEGORIES:International,Social
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UID:10534-1773360000-1773532799@britishsenate.org.uk
SUMMARY:Scottish Senate Weekend Edinburgh
DESCRIPTION:Join the Scottish for a great weekend in Edinburgh \nFriday informal drinks \nSaturday dinner. \n  \nFor more information please email scottishsenate@gmail.com
URL:https://britishsenate.org.uk/event/scottish-senate-weekend-edinburgh/
LOCATION:Edinburgh
CATEGORIES:International,Social
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260129
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260202
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UID:8538-1769644800-1769990399@britishsenate.org.uk
SUMMARY:Vienna Waltz Gala
DESCRIPTION:Join us at JCI Vienna’s Waltz Gala \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://britishsenate.org.uk/event/vienna-waltz-gala-2/
LOCATION:Vienna
CATEGORIES:International,Social
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260115
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260119
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UID:10182-1768435200-1768780799@britishsenate.org.uk
SUMMARY:Drumming Out 2026
DESCRIPTION:*******BOOKINGS FOR THE DRUMMING OUT ARE NOW CLOSED******** \nSEE YOU IN HARROGATE \n \nEY UP \nWe really hope you will be able to join us for the 2026 Drumming Out weekend which will take place in the spa town of Harrogate\, Yorkshire.  This fun-filled weekend will allow us to drum out Graeme Greenfield as 2025 Senate Chairman and formally confirm Jeff Evans in post. \nHarrogate is easily accessible by car or train and a short bus ride from Leeds International airport.  The Conference Hotel is Cedar Court\, Park Parade\, Harrogate\, HG1 5AH. \nThursday 15th January     \nThe evening will start at approximately 6.00 pm with a 2-course meal in the beautiful hotel restaurant.  It’s then a short\, flat 10-minute walk to the Everyman Cinema for a welcome drink and a special viewing of a selected film – details to be shared in due course. Audience participation encouraged\, but not compulsory!     \n \nFriday 16th January  \nWe would like to show you some of the beautiful\, local countryside so will be boarding a coach from the hotel to take us to Ripon\, a stunning cathedral city. It is the third smallest city in the country and is full of independent shops\, lovely buildings and plenty to see. \nIn the morning we will have a guided tour of the lovely Cathedral\, including a visit to the Crypt.  A short 5-minute walk will take us to the Ripon Bowling Club for lunch – although\, sadly\, there will be no bowls as the bowling green is now a car park.  A buffet lunch will be followed by some presentations from our international guests. We may even be able to use the snooker room. \nAfter lunch\, another short walk (with a bit of a hill) will take us to one of three museums. Further details will be available nearer the time for you to make your choice but you can take a look at www.riponmuseums.co.uk.  You will have the chance to visit the Workhouse Museum\, the Prison Museum or the Courthouse Museum\, all of which will include some live interpretations and demonstrations.  Any senator that has been mis-behaving may find PC Plod Greenfield will send them to the cells for the afternoon\, so be warned…. \n  \nWe will then board the coach back to the hotel and a bit of R & R (rest and relaxation\, Real Ale and Rum or….).  The coach will return to take us on a short 5-minute drive to Yorkshire Night which is taking place in a traditional Working Men’s Club in Harrogate.   Expect a range of traditional Yorkshire food\, drink and entertainment.   Real ale will be in plentiful supply\, along with other drinks too\, of course. \n \nSaturday 17th January  \nToday we have plenty of time to explore the delights of the spa town of Harrogate.  A guided tour of the city centre will help you orient yourselves and find out more about the history of water\, healing spas\, Agatha Christie and more.   We will visit the recently refurbished Royal Pump Room as well as the local Wetherspoons pub in the former royal baths.  This is purely to see the wonderful architecture of course….  A light buffet lunch will also be served. \nYou have a range of options for the afternoon – you can join the pub tour or go shopping\, visit some of the local gardens\, go gin-tasting\, have a visit to the Turkish baths.   Back to the hotel for the Bumble Bee for those who are members.  This will be a dry event – only in terms of there being no pool\, not in terms of being alcohol-free\, of course. \nThe evening Gala Dinner is in the main ballroom of the hotel\, starting with a fizz Reception and a three-course meal\, with wine.  We will conclude with the Drumming Out / In ceremony where we will bid a fond farewell to Graeme and award the bottle of champagne to the sweepstake winner who is closest to the length of his speeches over the year. \nSunday 18th January   \nThe traditional Senate Breakfast – with champagne (well\, more likely to be Cava…) – will be held in the hotel and will give incoming Senate Chairman Jeff Evans the chance to introduce his team and tell you more about the plans for 2026. There will be a small supplement for breakfast those who are staying at the hotel (to cover fizz and room hire). \nWe are looking forward to seeing you in Harrogate in 2026.
URL:https://britishsenate.org.uk/event/drumming-out-2026/
CATEGORIES:Social
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260109
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260112
DTSTAMP:20251126T184836Z
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UID:6272-1767916800-1768175999@britishsenate.org.uk
SUMMARY:Danish Drumming Out
DESCRIPTION:The Danish Senate celebrate Drumming Out Jan 2026 in Aarhus\, more Hygge
URL:https://britishsenate.org.uk/event/danish-drumming-out/
LOCATION:Aarhus
CATEGORIES:International,Social
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251205
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20251208
DTSTAMP:20251126T183713Z
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UID:9943-1764892800-1765151999@britishsenate.org.uk
SUMMARY:JCI Boar
DESCRIPTION:Join the Boar conference in Travemunde
URL:https://britishsenate.org.uk/event/jci-boar/
LOCATION:Travemunde
CATEGORIES:International,Social
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250718
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250721
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UID:10136-1752796800-1753055999@britishsenate.org.uk
SUMMARY:Beverley
DESCRIPTION:Booking News – We are now up to maximum numbers for the evening meals on the Friday and the Saturday and also for the group roof top tour of Beverley Minster.  You are more than welcome to join us for a part of the Saturday or Sunday daytime events so please use the booking form below to book for any of these. \nTake a Break in Beautiful Beverley \nFriday 18th July to Sunday 20th July 2025 \nBeverley is a charming market town known for its impressive minster. Recently recognised as one of the best places to live in the UK by The Sunday Times\, it’s a must-visit gem. Whether you’re looking for fun or a culture-filled weekend\, Beverley has something for everyone. \nThe town boasts a grand gothic minster\, picturesque market squares\, and beautiful Georgian townhouses. It’s rich in history\, yet vibrant and welcoming today. \n \nInterested in culture? Follow the town’s medieval trail to see its creative talents like bakers\, musicians\, and puppet makers. As you explore\, look up to see Fred Elwell’s paintings. Don’t miss Beverley Minster\, one of Europe’s best gothic buildings\, and St Mary’s Church\, where you’ll find the white rabbit that inspired Alice in Wonderland. \nThe town is easy to explore on foot\, with a mix of independent boutiques and high street stores. There’s also a popular market every Saturday. \nYou can make your own fun while enjoying Senate friendship or take part in some relaxed\, organised activities. \n \nAccommodation \nThe base camp – Premier Inn\, Beverley Town Centre \nClean and comfortable.  Accessible rooms available.  Current prices are from £241 to £279 for two nights with breakfast. \nChargeable off-site parking is available in the shopping centre multi-story car park which is located directly behind the hotel.  The charge for parking is £10. Please note that there is a height restriction. For larger vehicles please contact the hotel directly for information.  Premier Inn\, Flemingate Centre\, Flemingate\, Beverley\, HU17 0NQ.  https://www.premierinn.com \nPlease see flyer HERE for alternative accommodation options and a printable booking form. \nFriday 18 July 2025 \nArrive at your leisure. \n \nDinner is booked at Greko and takes a mezze approach.  We have pre-ordered a range of dishes. The menu is created with sharing in mind\, inviting everyone to enjoy the food together.  Each dish is served when it is ready. Fully accessible.   To be followed by a trip to the Potting Shed for a nightcap. \nStart time 20:15 – price £25.00 \nhttps://instagram.com/greko_beverley \n2 Wednesday Market\, Beverley HU17 0DG \nSaturday 19 July 2025 \nEnjoy the market\, go boutique\, take a trail or poke around the many antique curiosities \nThe Minster \nBeverley Minster is regarded as a Gothic masterpiece. We are arranging a tour of the building.  Those who are brave enough can complete the roof top tour.  It’s a long way up but amazing views when you get there. The floor tour is fully accessible\, the roof tour is not. \nThe Tiger Inn \nSandwiches and chips plus a great selection of drinks to suit everyone. Whether you’re a real ale fan or you prefer a soft drink with a meal\, you won’t be disappointed with the extensive range. \nThe Treasure House \nChampney Treasure House is a place to discover. It has just been refurbished with a new fully immersive sensory room and beautified landscaped gardens for all to use. Expect to get involved! Fully accessible. \n \nInformal pub crawl of some of the delights of Beverley led by Angela Chapman from 4pm. \nThe Evening \nDinner at Ceruttis 2. \nA local business run by a previous member of Hull Junior Chamber of Commerce and Shipping\, based at Beverley Train Station.  They offer local sustainable seafood as part of the menu collected fresh from the harbour at Bridlington. Fully accessible. \n \nSunday 20 July 2025 \nAfter a leisurely start\, those who wish to do so\, can take a leisurely guided stroll through the quieter streets of Beverley\, followed by a hearty Sunday lunch at Beverley Golf Club. Please note Beverley is a historical market town and the streets are narrow and uneven. \n	\n	\n			\n		\n						\n				\n				\n                \n			\n			\n						\n				Payment options\n				\n				 				 \n    			 				\n				\n			\n			\n						\n			\n						Submit Reservation
URL:https://britishsenate.org.uk/event/beverley/
CATEGORIES:Social
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250704
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250705
DTSTAMP:20250402T162248Z
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UID:10279-1751587200-1751673599@britishsenate.org.uk
SUMMARY:Cricket
DESCRIPTION:Come Cricketing  \nFriday 4th July 2025\, Headingley \nFor those who love to hear the sound of leather on willow\, you are welcome to join us at Yorkshire County Cricket Club on Friday 4th July for an evening of cricketing entertainment. \n \nThe game will see Yorkshire -v- Worcestershire in a Vitality Blast 10 match which means each side bowls 20 overs (unless they are out before then….) with bowlers allocated a maximum of 4 overs each.  The plan is to meet in Headingley from 4.00 pm for a bite to eat and then make our way to the ground for a 6.00 pm start.  There are bars and food outlets in the ground too.  Afterwards we may be persuaded to pop into a local drinking establishment for a nightcap… \nFor those who do not wish to join the cricket\, the alternative suggestion is a spot of shopping and then a nice meal in a local restaurant…before meeting with the others for drinks. \nWe recommend you book your own hotel with three being very close to the ground: Weetwood Hall; The Village Hotel; or the Premier Inn (the one at the Arndale centre). Alternatively\, you can book the hotel which is actually located in the grounds – the Headingley Lodge. \nWe are happy to look at putting something on for Saturday for those who wish to make a weekend of it. \nTickets are £25 each. \nPlease RSVP using the form below or via email to Sally-Anne Greenfield\, secretary@britishsenate.org.uk who will then send details about how to pay. \n	\n	\n			\n		\n						\n				\n				\n                \n			\n			\n						\n				Payment options\n				\n				 				 \n    			 				\n				\n			\n			\n						\n			\n						Submit Reservation
URL:https://britishsenate.org.uk/event/cricket/
CATEGORIES:Social
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250604
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250608
DTSTAMP:20240929T122754Z
CREATED:20240530T225509Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240929T122754Z
UID:9939-1748995200-1749340799@britishsenate.org.uk
SUMMARY:EC2025
DESCRIPTION:Ignite Your Potential\nThis conference is your gateway to learn from Denmark’s brightest minds\, shaping the worlds of creativity\, innovation\, and research. Discover how a small nation is home to leading companies\, top athletes\, and groundbreaking scientific achievements. \n\n\n\n\nEmbrace the ‘Hygge’ Experience\nImmerse yourself in the unique Danish way of life. Explore the essence of ‘Hygge’\, a symbol of comfort and togetherness\, and witness an unmatched community spirit\, all set against the backdrop of Denmark’s breathtaking landscapes. \n\n\n\n\nCarry Forward the Danish Magic\nYou will return not just with memories but with a piece of the Danish spirit that will inspire your community. The enchanting magic of Denmark will continue to live within you\, turning your life into an unending fairytale. \nAll hotel bookings will be available via our PCO (Professional Conference Organiser) partner OrgaNicer. The bookings will be opened after summer. All ticket holders will be contacted directly when bookings are open. \nSign up to their newsletter to stay informed about updates regarding EC2025. \nFor questions contact the Venue & hospitality team on: ecregistration@jci.dk
URL:https://britishsenate.org.uk/event/ec2025/
CATEGORIES:International,Social,Training
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250521
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250525
DTSTAMP:20240530T221116Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20240530T221116Z
UID:9929-1747785600-1748131199@britishsenate.org.uk
SUMMARY:AMEC
DESCRIPTION:Save the date for the JCI AMEC (Africa & Middle East) conference in Durban South Africa
URL:https://britishsenate.org.uk/event/amec/
CATEGORIES:International,Social,Training
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250116
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250120
DTSTAMP:20241211T143207Z
CREATED:20231114T104214Z
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UID:9725-1736985600-1737331199@britishsenate.org.uk
SUMMARY:Drumming Out 2025
DESCRIPTION:THIS EVENT NOW SOLD OUT\nFrom 16th-19th January 2025\, we are delighted and very proud to welcome you to Barnsley\, the hometown of our Chairman Nick Hawley.  Although he has now abandoned ‘Gods own county’ to live ‘Darn Sarth’\, he is and always will be a true Boy from Barnsley and he is looking forward to showing you some of the (new improved) town. \nBarnsley is a true mining town which became notorious during the Miners’ Strike in the 1980’s\, as it was the hometown of Arthur Scargill\, the former General Secretary of the National Union of Mineworkers.  Like most other places where the local economy relied on coal mining and where most jobs were in this industry\, the town went into decline because of the closure of most of the mines but now\, forty years later\, Barnsley has a new town centre with companies queuing up to invest. \nAccommodation\nTankersley Manor\nOur base for the weekend is Tankersley Manor.  A Mercure hotel on the edge of the town and nestled in an elevated position backing onto woodland\, Tankersley Manor Hotel and Spa is a stunning 17th century residence that offers the perfect blend of luxury and tranquility. Boasting 98 elegant bedrooms\, with the majority of these being recently refurbished\, the hotel is the ideal choice and will be the venue for our informal Thursday evening\, Saturday’s Gala Dinner; and Sunday’s Senate Breakfast.  With extensive spa facilities\, there is the opportunity to really relax if you wish.  We have negotiated a good price including breakfast and advise you to reserve your rooms early to avoid disappointment. \nPlease call the hotel directly to book  on +44 (0) 1226 744700 quote British Senate event January 2025\nRoom Rates:- B&B Twin/Double rooms Thursday or Friday night £109 per night\, Saturday night £129\nRoom Rates:- B&B Single rooms Thursday or Friday night £99 per night\, Saturday night £109\nAlternative accommodation – Premier Inn Barnsley approx 1mile from M1 Junction 36. Maple Road\, Tankersley S75 3DL (1/2 a mile from Tankersley Manor) \nProgramme\nThursday Evening      \nWe would like to welcome you to an informal evening and catch up with all your Senate Friends. This will be held in a private function room at Tankersley Manor – there will be a buffet supper and bar. \n\nFriday Daytime\nWe will be taking a coach into the centre of Barnsley where we will be welcomed at the Town Hall.  There\, we will be greeted by the Mayor and the Chief Executive of the town who will show us the impressive chamber and Mayor’s parlour.  Over lunch they will discuss with us how Barnsley has changed in recent years\,  building on its history\, promoting its new town centre and how it is progressing\, to achieve its vision. Barnsley was voted best Council of the year in 2023. You’ll have the chance to question the leaders how this has been achieved.\nThere will be an opportunity to visit the Experience Barnsley Museum to learn more about the town’s rich history.\nIn the afternoon\, there will be some free time to explore the town centre before the coach returns us to the hotel to get ready to go back out in the early evening\, for the evening’s event.\nThere is an alternative option for a guided walking tour of 4/5 real ale bars around the town centre.\nPlease click on this link to find out more about the regrowth of Barnsley. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qqx0itw-IUA \n\nFriday Evening\nCannon Hall Farm. As seen on TV.\nOwned by the Nicholson family since 1958\, this working farm was inherited by the current owner\, Roger\, at the age of 16 when his father died.  His hard work\, and that of his wife and three sons\, has now turned it into a large nationally acclaimed award winning tourist attraction with farm shop\, children’s play areas and viewing areas for the animals.  The farm is regularly featured on several Channel 5 shows such as Springtime on the Farm and the Yorkshire Vet.  Throughout the pandemic\, Rob and Dave Nicholson started posting daily live broadcasts on their Facebook page and they now have over 600\,000 followers worldwide.\nWe will be having an exclusive after-hours tour of the farm followed by a private three course dinner in their onsite restaurant with after dinner speeches from Farmers Rob and Dave themselves. \n\nSaturday Daytime\nWe will be visiting the historical house of Wentworth Woodhouse for the day.  Once home to the Fitzwilliam family\, it is one of the great houses of England\, a mighty work of architecture\, a palace of beauty and art and for 300 years both a political powerhouse and the hub of social and economic life across a swathe of South Yorkshire.\nThe last Earl Fitzwilliam died in 1989 and since then the house has been greatly neglected.  It is now owned by the Wentworth Woodhouse Preservation Trust (WWPT) which was established in 2013. The overarching purpose of the Trust is to secure the future of Wentworth Woodhouse for the public benefit. In particular: 1. To preserve the House and grounds on a long-term sustainable basis with extensive public opening; 2. To find sustainable and sympathetic uses for those parts of the property not open to the public; 3. To raise funds both for acquisition and repairs and other essential works.\nWe will be enjoying a guided tour of the building where we will hear about the house’s rich history and about the current restoration works.  While here we will also enjoy a lunchtime buffet. There is also an opportunity to tour the gardens. \nSaturday Evening\nThe Drumming Out of Chairman Nick Hawley will take place at Tankersley Manor. Drinks Reception\, a fine 3 course meal followed by musical entertainment\, after welcoming in the new Chairman Graeme Greenfield. \nSunday Morning\nThe final event of the weekend is the Senate Breakfast\, when you hear about Graeme’s plans for 2025 before making your way home. \nWe really look forward to hosting you for this fabulous weekend and the culmination of Senate Chairman Nick Hawley’s year in office. \nPlease direct queries to DrummingOut2025@gmail.com or by calling Sarah Whittle\, DO2025 Director on +44 (0)7747-060748 or Nigel Wilkinson\, Co-Director DO2025 on +44(0)7831-544850 \nDrumming Out Promotional Video \nDrumming Out 2025 flyer
URL:https://britishsenate.org.uk/event/drumming-out-2025/
CATEGORIES:Social
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240511
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240519
DTSTAMP:20240530T224028Z
CREATED:20201109T113835Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240530T224028Z
UID:6512-1715385600-1716076799@britishsenate.org.uk
SUMMARY:ASAC
DESCRIPTION:JCI Senators of the Americas and the Caribbean meet in Asuncion Paraguay
URL:https://britishsenate.org.uk/event/asac/
CATEGORIES:International,Social
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20220507T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20220507T150000
DTSTAMP:20220220T134537Z
CREATED:20181211T195310Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220220T134537Z
UID:2155-1651924800-1651935600@britishsenate.org.uk
SUMMARY:JCI UK Foundation Lunch
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the 25th anniversary of the JCI UK Foundation \nThe trustees of the JCI UK Foundation would like to invite you to join them to celebrate (belatedly) 25 years of the Foundation at their Annual Luncheon.\nThe Luncheon will take place on the 7th May 2022 at Millennium Point in Birmingham. \nPrice per ticket is £50.\nTo book or send your apologies please fill in the google form click the link shown below or email clerk@jciukfoundation.org.uk
URL:https://britishsenate.org.uk/event/jci-uk-foundation-lunch-2/
LOCATION:Millenium Point Birmingham\, Birmingham\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Social
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