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Pre Conference Workshop :
Wednesday 13 May, 9am - 5pm
 
Day 1
Thursday 14th May
 8.30am - 5:30pm
 
Day 2
Friday 14th May
8.30am - 5:30pm
 
Post Conference Workshops:
Saturday May 16
 
Morning Workshops 9am - 12pm
Afternoon Workshops 2pm - 5pm 

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