Event Calendar

IPF Northern Region Annual Dinner 2022

17

Nov

2022

7:00PM – 11:59PM

The Edwardian Manchester, Free Trade Hall, Peter Street, Manchester, United Kingdom, M2 5GP

OPEN FOR BOOKING

Booking is now open for the 2022 IPF Northern Region Annual Dinner.

This Black Tie event attracts an audience of professionals from agents, property companies, law firms, banks, fund managers, insurance companies, accountants, consultants etc.

Ticket price: £125 + VAT (£150 inclusive of VAT @ 20% per person). The ticket price includes the pre-Dinner drinks reception together with a half bottle of wine per person with Dinner.

Hosted tables of 10 people can be purchased. In addition to tables and, subject to availability, there may also be a number of individual places for members or members with a smaller number of guests. Where these are accepted, they will be allocated to a Shared Table, the composition of which, in terms of other organisations, cannot be guaranteed.
Please note: places on shared tables cannot be confirmed until sufficient bookings to fill the table(s) have been received.

Pre-Dinner drinks, and a good opportunity to network, are from 7pm and Dinner will be called at 7.30pm. Formal proceedings are due to finish at around 10.15pm when the bar will be open.

Information on how to book is shown below - please bear in mind that this is a popular event, therefore the booking criteria is:

• Bookings can only be accepted from IPF members who have renewed for the 2022/23 subscription year.

• Bookings will be accepted in the order of receipt of a signed booking form only. We cannot reserve tables so do not delay sending in your completed form to get a cheque issued!

Speakers

Speakers

    Lord Mayor of the City of Manchester

    Councillor Donna Ludford 

    Councillor Donna Ludford was born on 31 January 1969 at the Duchess of York Hospital, Manchester. Following a major accident involving both her parents, Donna was placed into Manchester’s care system at the age of just six months. 

    Donna was moved to every corner of the city and lived in more than twenty homes, including foster homes, children’s homes and family group homes. She attended over twelve schools from a very young age; however, she attended one stable high school, which was Parrs Wood in Didsbury.

    Life has been extremely difficult for Donna, and from a very young age she has had to deal with abuse, neglect and incredible hardship. Yet through adversity and a will to achieve and provide for her four children, Donna took a part-time job as a cleaner at Manchester City Council in the mid-1990s. She then went on to become a caretaker, a volunteer youth worker, and an educational support worker with Manchester Pupil Referral Unit. 

    During her time at the Pupil Referral Unit, Donna discovered a passion for working with children struggling with their education, in particular, looked after children and the most vulnerable in our society. 

    In 2013, Donna was elected for Ancoats & Clayton, and following the boundary changes became a councillor for Clayton & Openshaw. Donna has a passion for helping her residents and making sure they have a voice. 

    Donna has been the Deputy Chair and the Chair of the Licensing Committee for the past eight years. She has enjoyed chairing many meetings and has sat on many committees during her time as a councillor. 

    Donna and Sean have raised four children in an inner-city area (council estate) where at times it can be challenging, but all four are a credit to their parents and still striving to achieve their goals in life. The birth of their first granddaughter during the lockdown has been incredibly life-changing, and as a family they all adore her, and she is the centre of their world. 

    Donna says she is honoured and humbled to have been elected Lord Mayor. Her primary issue will be on the Year of the Child, especially focusing on young people in the care system and care leavers.
     

    Steve Royle

    Britain’s Got Talent 2020 top three finalist, comedian, juggler and variety star Steve Royle spent many years supporting the likes of Peter Kay, Dave Spikey, Mick Miller, Roy Walker and The Lancashire Hotpots on tour. 

    He is a regular television ‘warm-up’ for programs such as "The Rob Brydon Show", "A Question Of Sport", "Mastermind", "The Price is Right" and has several television appearances to his credit including "Phoenix Nights", "Max And Paddy's Road To Nowhere", "Peter Kay's Britain's Got The Pop Factor...". He was also featured on the Granada Programme "Behind The Scenes" and "That's Entertainment" (with Cannon and Ball) and was voted "Entertainer of the Year" at the inaugural Red Rose Awards.

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HOW TO BOOK

IPF Northern Region Annual Dinner booking form


Download booking form, complete and return to [email protected]

Your booking is provisional until you have received a confirmation email from us.

Please Note:  Once we have accepted your booking, a confirmation email with your invoice (or receipt for credit card payment) together with a form for your list of host and guest names will be sent to you. 

Tickets, reminders to return your host/guest names for the List of Attendees, wine and menu details, place cards, etc., will be sent to you via email or post before the Dinner.  If you do not receive this information it means that we have not received your booking.