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Coastal navigation in an evolving world. Maritime navigation evolves continuously. With that comes challenges of security, training, regulation, and reliability. In this session we seek to explore the growth in technology and the accompanying risk and need for resilience. How to apply the technology in any vessel operating in our waters, considering aspects such as the growth in autonomy, the development of systems for small craft, the potential for standardisation and, crucially, recovery from interruption. Physical seamarks are the foundation for coastal, estuarial and harbour area navigation, do they provide resilience in the highly technical maritime industry? We will focus on coastal and port navigation, ships, commercial and naval, fishermen and the leisure industry. We have a panel drawn from leaders in these fields, and look forward to welcoming leaders and future leaders to Trinity House to develop our thoughts. We are particularly interested in hearing from the current generation of officers of the watch, fishermen, professionals and owners in the leisure sector. The Panel Sarah Kenny Chief Executive Officer British Maritime Technology In the Chair Commander Tom Boeckx RN Royal Navy Fleet Navigating Officer Richard Falk Director of Training and Qualifications Royal Yachting Association Ramsey Faragher Director & CEO Royal Institute of Navigation Dr Alan Grant General Lighthouse Authorities of the UK & Ireland Head of Research and Development Captain Chris OFlaherty Nautical Institute Senior Technical Manager The Maritime Leaders Forum is an opportunity to share best practice with industry leaders, as we work to energise the UK Maritime Sector. We plan for a wide-ranging discussion, where the panel are invited to comment on propositions, best practice, and questions from the floor. At the conclusion of the formal session at 1945, we move into a networking reception, finishing at 2100. This has proved a valuable opportunity to continue the discussion, make contacts, and promote collaboration in the industry. The event will be at Trinity House, doors open at 1730 for 1800 start. There is no charge for attending. Please use the complementary tab at registration. The Maritime Leaders Forum brings industry leaders and future leaders together to share insight, analysis and thought leadership to inspire a conversation on recent and pressing developments in the maritime sector. It is a collaboration between Trinity House, Maritime UK, and Maritime London. Please join us for a challenging discussion. Email [email protected] if you have a question.

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Five Seasons McDowall: Five Seasons Radiohead: Pyramid Song Whitacre: Five Hebrew Love Songs Gjeilo: The Rose, Dark & Luminous night Roth: Dawn Chorus From the awakening light of Roths Dawn Chorus , alive with the vibrant stir of birdsong, this programme moves through the mysteries and universal patterns of everyday life. Gjeilos Dark and Luminous Night depicts the wonders of night, while Radioheads magical Pyramid Song reflects on death, rebirth, and the cyclical nature of existence. At the heart of the programme lies Cecilia McDowalls Five Seasons , a highly original and wonderfully evocative hymn to the rural British landscape and our farmers, whose unceasing labour feeds us and cares for the health and beauty of our Isles. Gjeilos rich setting of Rossettis The Rose captures the poems bittersweet tone, while Whitacres Five Hebrew Love Songs captures treasured moments shared with his wife. Stephen Jones | condutor MODULUS quartet Tomos Xerri | harp Rachel Broadbent | oboe Tom Jesty | piano 20 Early Bird - until 10th March 25 Adults 15 Students Citychamberchoir.org.uk

Step into the heart of London with Curious About St Paul's—an exciting way to discover the charm, history, and hidden stories of this iconic area! These self-guided, treasure-hunt-style heritage walks offer a fresh perspective on St Paul’s, taking you far beyond the bustling financial district and into the fascinating landmarks that truly define London’s soul. Grab your family, friends, or explore solo—this adventure is ideal for all ages and is a brilliant bargain at under £10 for up to four people! Here's what makes these walks unforgettable: Awe-inspiring landmarks: Marvel at St Paul’s Cathedral, uncover the tales of a celebrated hospital, wander through Smithfield’s historic livestock market, and hear the famous Bow Bells ring. Quirky discoveries: Stumble upon the majestic Guildhall, meander by the River Thames, and soak up the vibrant history of places often missed by the crowds. Interactive fun: Follow clues, find answers, and unravel stories that will make you fall in love with the city. Everything you need is packed into a convenient booklet! Simply choose how you'd like to explore: order a printed copy to cherish or instantly download it for use on your mobile or print at home. Then, let the adventure begin as you walk, learn, and have fun in your own time. For less than £10, this is an affordable and exciting way for groups of up to four to experience London like never before! Ready to embark on your St Paul’s discovery? Other London walks to try are: Covent Garden, Trafalgar Square, Soho and Mayfair. Visit our website today and uncover a whole new side of this iconic city!

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Essex's biggest Easter party takes over the renown 93 feet east as British summer time begins with the Mara family 1000+ of you joined us last year across day and night this year only 800 spaces available across main room and courtyard... spaces won't be around long a special start to the 5th anniversary year awaits with the Mara family made by you!