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Join IWA Lichfield Branch for an “Evening With Richard Parry, retired Canal & River Trust Chief Executive.”

A change of format from our usual meetings as there will be no presentation as such. The evening will be a Q&A session with Richard about his time with CRT and anything else anybody wishes to raise. Richard joined CRT in 2013, a year after the creation, and led the organisation through its critical formative years to become an established and well-supported national charity .

Should be very interesting.

 

 

 

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IWA Lichfield Branch
Event Date(s)

Friday 16th October

Location

Lichfield

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IWA Lichfield Branch Social Meeting

Join IWA Lichfield Branch for an “Evening With Richard Parry, retired Canal & River Trust Chief Executive.”

A change of format from our usual meetings as there will be no presentation as such. The evening will be a Q&A session with Richard about his time with CRT and anything else anybody wishes to raise. Richard joined CRT in 2013, a year after the creation, and led the organisation through its critical formative years to become an established and well-supported national charity .

Should be very interesting.

 

 

 

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Time and Venue

7:15PM

Meet at 7:15pm for a 7:30pm start at Darwin Hall, off Heathcot Place, Lichfield WS13 6RQ. There is free parking on site and at the nearby Waitrose.

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Location

Lichfield

WS13 6RQ Darwin Hall, off Heathcot Place, Lichfield

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