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All our activities have been suspended from 16th March 2020 until further notice – use our contact us section if you require further information. We hope all our Members and Associates stay fit and well during the coming months.

click hear for more information -AGM Wednesday 11th March 2020 starting 7.30pm at Phoenix Training Services

Dates for your diary:

10^th September 2019 1.30pm visit to Keighley Laboratories Ltd.

27^th October 2019 at 12 noon visit to Bolton Steam Museum

21st November 2019 at 4 pm visit to Training 2000

14th December 2019 at 12 noon visit and tour of Wishbone Brewery an emerging Keighley firm.

16th January 2020 at 2 pm a visit to Produmax Ltd

25th February 2020 2pm Visit to Thomas Broadbent and Sons, Huddersfield

Regards: John Pankhurst Secretary and Treasurer

Saturday 13th April 2019 at 2 pm – special visit to Bancroft Mill.
Wednesday 15th May 2019 at 7,30 pm – Explosive Talk by Ian Makay on “The Kelbrook Dump”
Saturday 25th May 2019 at 7 pm – 119th Anniversary Dinner at Newsholme Manor

28th February – Talk by Bruce MacDougall on Modern Transit Systems – 7.30pm

14th March – AGM and pie and peas and demonstration of 3D Printing all at Keighley College 7.30pm

21st March – Visit to Cirteq Ltd Glusburn 2 to 4 pm

25th April – Visit to J B Springs Ltd Skipton 2 to 4 pm

11 May – 118th Anniversary Dinner at Newsholme Manor – 7 for 7.30pm

Late May visit to Elvington Air Museum

6th September – Key note talk Building the new P2 Locomotive Prince of Wales by the A1 Society held at Keighley College – 7.30pm start

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25 Keighley Association of Engineers members and their guests enjoyed a warm welcome and tour of the plant.

We wish to record our sincere thanks to the owners and management for a most interesting visit – click on title above for more

An illustrated talk by Richard Gibbon OBE, C Eng., F I Mech. E.

Click on the above tile for full details. Richard who retired in 2003 from being Chief Mechanical Engineer at the National Railway Museum and has been busy ever since gave an interesting and amusing account of some of the memorable incidents in his 50 years as a Professional Mechanical Engineer.

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