NCBC Membership

Membership costs £150 per year

Members receive a £12 discount off the price of each monthly lunch, and discounted prices for other events.Corporate Membership now available

September 20th - Speaker: Susan Hallam MBE

Susan Hallam is chair of Nottingham's Creative Quarter, an economic development company that acts as catalyst for encouraging the growth of Nottingham's creative economy.  

Susan's presentation is entitled "Nottingham's Creative Economy is Booming: Let's Celebrate " and she will give an update on the latest developments in Nottingham's digital and creative space.

11.45am - Registration. 
11.45am-12.30pm - Networking over pre-lunch drinks.
12.30pm - Two course lunch (starter and main) with coffee. Guest speaker takes to the podium after lunch. 
14.30 - Finish.

Guest and members are invited to continue their discussions at The Castle Pub afterwards. NCBC members receive 10% discount with their Castle card.

October 3rd - Wine Tasting Evening

Join us for an informal evening of wine tasting and canapes at Weavers tasting premises -17 Castle Gate, Nottingham.

Arrive 6.45pm for 7pm start. 

Places are limited so book early to avoid disappointment!

October 18 - Speaker: Michele Farmer

Michele Farmer, Central England Director for The Prince's Trust will be our guest speaker at our event in October.

The Prince’s Trust in Central England is supporting some 15,000 young people this year and at the event Michele will outline the Trust’s plans to do even more to support young people aged 11-30 in and around Nottingham and Nottinghamshire to help them into work and self-employment. 

11.45am - Registration.
11.45am-12.30pm - Networking over pre-lunch drinks.
12.30pm - Two course lunch (starter and main) with coffee. Guest speaker takes to the podium after lunch.
14.30 - Finish.

Guest and members are invited to continue their discussions at The Castle Pub afterwards. NCBC members receive 10% discount with their Castle card.

November 15th - Speaker: Lord Kerslake

Join us on Friday 15 November for lunch with guest speaker, Lord Kerslake, Chairman of The UK2070 Commission.

Lord Kerslake is Chair of the Centre for Public Scrutiny (CfPS), Chair of London CIV, President of the Local Government Association and Chair of Peabody. A former Head of the Civil Service, Lord Kerslake previously led the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG).

He will be speaking about UK2070 Commission, an independent inquiry into city and regional inequalities in the UK. Chaired by Lord Kerslake, it has been set up to conduct a review of the policy and spatial issues related to the UK’s long-term city and regional development

11.45am - Registration. 
11.45am-12.30pm - Networking over pre-lunch drinks.
12.30pm - Two course lunch (starter and main) with coffee. Guest speaker takes to the podium after lunch. 
14.30 - Finish.

Guest and members are invited to continue their discussions at The Castle Pub afterwards. NCBC members receive 10% discount with their Castle card.