Conveyancing Association to return to Stamford Bridge

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The Conveyancing Association (CA) has once again booked Stamford Bridge for its conference and dinner.

The event will take place this year on 1 December.

Last year’s event included a series of conveyancing panel discussions under the guidance of CA chairman, Eddie Goldsmith.

The CA has confirmed that all members will be invited to attend the conference and dinner free of charge as well as being able to to book discounted hotel accommodation close to Stamford Bridge.

Lloyd Davies, operations director at the Conveyancing Association, said: “We are continuing our efforts to provide value for our members, with a full calendar of CPD events, the Conveyancing Academy training courses, cyber protocol and IT security checks, as well as a host of other member benefits. Plus of course we are working in conjunction with our new affiliate members to broaden the CA proposition and offering.

“A number of new honorary members will also be appointed this year, made up of key industry stakeholders.  On the social front, each All Members Meeting will include a complimentary dinner plus we have a number of other events planned including a trip on the London Eye next month plus an event to be held at the House of Lords in October, prior to our conference and dinner finale in December.

“2016 promises to be an exciting time for CA members and a great opportunity to get to know the movers and shakers within the conveyancing industry.”

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