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Event name: Olympic Site Visit
Location: Olympic Village, Pulling Mill Lane, London. E15 2NQ
Date/Time: 08/12/2010 11:30:00
End Date/Time: 08/12/2010 13:00:00
Organised by: Chiltern Branch
Event type: Branch Meeting

Overview

Thanks to Ray Jeffry, the branch has been allocated 30 places on an Olympic Site Tour on 8 December.

Places are strictly limited to 30 members and you need to apply to join this event by 12 November 2010. Please refer to "what you need to know" below for contact details.

This event will be allocated on a first come first served basis. Contact numbers will be given to successful applicants.

 

There is no Branch Meeting this month.

 

 

Whats in it for me

This site visit will introduce the Olympic village and its facilities.

The Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) is the public body responsible for developing and building the new venues and infrastructure for the Games and their use after 2012.

One of the key responsibilities of the ODA is building the Olympic Park, where much of the action in 2012 will take place.

The ODA's work is underpinned by six priority themes: design and accessibility, employment and skills, equality and inclusion, health, safety and security, sustainability, and legacy.

It is with these six themes in mind that the ODA has invited us to view their work to date.

The ODA is also responsible for:

  • building new permanent venues
  • building arenas that will be relocated after the Games: Water Polo, Hockey, Basketball Arena, Paralympic Tennis and Archery, Greenwich Arena and the indoor Shooting hall
  • permanent works to existing sports venues, like Eton Dorney and Weymouth and Portland
  • planning and delivery on both transport infrastructure and services to support the 2012 Games projects
  • converting the Olympic Park for long-term use after the Games
  • making sure the project sets new standards for sustainable development.

The ODA is planning games-time and long-term use together to make sure the area will be regenerated, leaving housing, schools and health facilities for the local community after 2012 alongside world class sports facilities.

Who should attend?

All members interested in hearing a guided tour of the Olympic site and viewing its facilities.

Speakers

Olympic Delivery Authority, to be confirmed.

 

What you need to know

To reserve a place at this event, please contact the Branch Membership Secretary

Go to Transport For London to plan your journey .

 

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