Europan 9: seminars, site visits and competition now underway
- 8 March: debating sustainability
- 15 March: debating place making
- 22 March: debating car parking
Official site visits
The official site visits to Sheffield, Milton Keynes and Stoke-on-Trent are also taking place in March. To attend the visit to your chosen UK site, it is essential that you let us know by emailing enquiries@europan.org.uk before Monday 12 March 2007.
20 March: Sheffield site visit
26 March: Milton Keynes site visit
28 March: Stoke-on-Trent site visit
Check out the new Europan UK website for further details on the benefits of entering, the official details of the UK sites, how to enter, the rules and who is on the jury.
Important dates
Deadline for competition registrations: 31 May 2007 (register for the competition on the Europan Europe website)
Deadline for competition entries: 28 June 2007
Europan 9 UK is being organised by CABE and is supported by the Department for Communities and Local Government, the Housing Corporation and English Partnerships.
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