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Final Programme for 2-3rd Oct Annual Meeting now released…

7th September 2015 Conor Broderick

Please note that the revised revised rogramme now starts at 09:00.

Details on getting to the venue can be found at: https://www.eventsforce.net/bad/161/41393

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