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  • This meeting is open to BPNS members and other professionals working in relevant areas, but not to patients or members of the general public without advance permission.
Dinner following meeting on 17 Nov 2017
Start Date
End Date
Friday 17 Nov 2017 18:30 PM
Friday 17 Nov 2017 21:00 PM
Location
Queen Square, London
Details

This webpage refers only to the dinner. The dinner has been set up on the website as if it were a separate meeting. 

There will be an informal dinner after the scientific meeting at a local restaurant (Salaam Namaste, 68 Millman Street, Bloomsbury, and London WC1N3EF @ 18.30) within walking distance of Queen Square. The cost of this (£40) is additional to the meeting registration and those wishing to attend dinner should register on this page and pay before 10th November so that numbers can be finalised with the restaurant.

If you wish to attend both the actual meeting and the dinner then you must register and pay twice, both on this page and on the main meeting page.

If you don't wish to attend the dinner, then don't register on this page but instead go to the main meeting page


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