LCL Awards Forum 2024 – SAVE THE DATE
06 Feb 2024
We’re pleased to announce the date and venue for this year’s forum, where we plan to celebrate our twentieth anniversary with you!
The date: Friday 5th July
The Forum will be an all-day event, with a range of workshops delivered by the LCL Awards team and presentations by invited speakers on industry updates.
We'll also be getting together the night before for food and drinks at a nearby hotel. Details to follow.
The venue: National Space Centre, Leicester
Situated two miles north of Leicester City Centre and signposted from the M1.
National Space Centre, Exploration Drive, Leicester, LE4 5NS
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We’ll be organising more than enough to keep you busy, but you’ll also have the opportunity to explore the Space Centre itself. The Sir Patrick Moore Planetarium is a must and maybe you can take a low-orbit Earth cruise from the Tetrastar Spaceport!
The centre's semi-transparent Rocket Tower is a local landmark that will help you find us. Clad in pillowy structures, it is 42 meters high - built to house the Space Centre's largest artefacts.
Our Forum is always a great event. A chance to catch up with what’s happening in the industry, find out about our latest qualifications and initiatives and network with your peers. This year it will be even more special, so please save the date and we look forward to seeing you there.
We’re pleased to announce the date and venue for this year’s forum, where we plan to celebrate our twentieth anniversary with you!
The date: Friday 5th July
The Forum will be an all-day event, with a range of workshops delivered by the LCL Awards team and presentations by invited speakers on industry updates.
We'll also be getting together the night before for food and drinks at a nearby hotel. Details to follow.
The venue: National Space Centre, Leicester
Situated two miles north of Leicester City Centre and signposted from the M1.
National Space Centre, Exploration Drive, Leicester, LE4 5NS
what3words: valid.amber.uses
We’ll be organising more than enough to keep you busy, but you’ll also have the opportunity to explore the Space Centre itself. The Sir Patrick Moore Planetarium is a must and maybe you can take a low-orbit Earth cruise from the Tetrastar Spaceport!
The centre's semi-transparent Rocket Tower is a local landmark that will help you find us. Clad in pillowy structures, it is 42 meters high - built to house the Space Centre's largest artefacts.
Our Forum is always a great event. A chance to catch up with what’s happening in the industry, find out about our latest qualifications and initiatives and network with your peers. This year it will be even more special, so please save the date and we look forward to seeing you there.