Bath Club

Julia is currently the Chair of the Bath group and a Partner at Temple Bright LLP.

Julia handles non-contentious Construction & Engineering matters. She advises on the drafting and negotiation of contractual documentation including building contracts, letters of intent, pre-construction services agreements, two stage tenders, professional appointments, warranties, novations, bonds and guarantees. Julia also advises on regeneration and development projects and therefore on development agreements, agreements for lease, licences for alterations and the construction aspects of section 106 agreements. Her projects include the a new Day Surgery Facility near Harley Street in London for a US private hospital, Pinnacle Tower in the City, Brighton & Hove Albion FC’s £60 million stadium, the Hackney and Kent BSF schemes and several NHS LIFT schemes, as well as student accommodation and university facilities, commercial offices, luxury residential schemes, hotels and residential developments. She has a particular specialism advising schools (state-funded/independent) and not-for-profit organisations. Before joining Temple Bright in 2016, Julia was a partner and head of construction at Stone King, having previously worked at DAC Beachcroft and Hammonds in the City.

With over 20 years in the sector Julia understands the issues with delivering projects on time, on budget and to the right quality and the challenges faced by all parties on a development.

Julia is also a current member of the Society for Construction Law.

Senior Counsel for JBP: a leading national strategic communications consultancy.

Long experience in Local Government and in recent years as an Advisor to the Mayor of Jinan, Shandong Province, China.

20 years experience as a BANES Regional Councillor: Chairing Full Council, Cabinet Member, Planning Committee, Joint 4UA Scrutiny panels in Transport & Planning, Health and Social Care, founder member of Bath Tourism Company, sitting on the LGA’s Culture Media & Sport Board, LGA’s Tourism & the Visitor Economy Board, EU Committee of the Regions, and as a National LGA Peer.

I work for MEA, a Project Management and Quantity Surveying Practice based in the heart of Bath.

I joined the CE committee in 2018, and since have thoroughly enjoyed being a part of the team – it’s a great platform for meeting other professionals within the industry.

Natasha is a Structural Engineer with Buro Happold, an international company of consulting engineers and advisers working in the built environment, whose Head Office is based in Bath.

Natasha works as a Structural Designers and Job Leader on projects that range in scale and materiality; from a £33million piling design package of Battersea Power Station Phase 3, to the single storey Ankarafa Field Station in Madagascar made from locally produced earth blocks.

In 2015, Natasha completed an EngD with the University of Bristol, University of Bath and BuroHappold Engineering on increasing the understanding of the use of low impact materials in U.K. construction. Her research has led her to become one of the experts leading the development of knowledge on the embodied impacts of construction materials within industry as well as on BuroHappold projects.

Natasha is also a member of the Urban C:Lab programme with BuroHappold, which explores emergent disruption in the built environment. Urban C:Lab is deliberately collaborative, working with clients, designers, academia, think tanks, and institutions. 

Her interest in equity in the built environment is growing and developing as a result of participation in Urban C:Lab and seeing activism surrounding black lives, trans lives, queer lives, and disabled lives more and more in the mainstream. She is always interested in discussing and understanding more about biases in the built environment, so please don’t hesitate to get in contact.

Dan joined Keepmoat in January 2018 and leads the Land and Partnerships function in the Bristol office.

Prior to joining Keepmoat Homes, Dan worked at Savills (2003 – 2013), where he qualified as a Chartered Surveyor (Planning and Development) and more recently at Sovereign Housing Association (2013 – 2017) where Dan was responsible for the delivery of the affordable housing programme in the South West.

He also led key commercial projects as Commercial Director at Sovereign, including the purchase of PRS opportunities (including Wapping Wharf, Bristol) and was Sovereign’s lead on Joint Venture projects delivering open market housing.

Dan has experience acting as an LLP JV Director and has recently led the JV between Keepmoat Homes and Live West for the acquisition of the former Hartcliffe Campus site from Bristol City Council for 350 dwellings.

Dan is a qualified Chartered Surveyor in his free time enjoys time with his daughters and planning forays to the coast or mountains to surf or ski.

Daniel, Partner at Nash Partnership has been in Bath for almost 20 years and carries a passion for the build and natural environment; has specialism in one off house design, all things hospitality sector related, heritage work, with a particular interest in projects with sensitivity that require careful and strategic consideration.

He set up their Bristol office in 2013 to facilitate growth across the multidisciplinary skills that Nash offers. Daniel enjoys being motivational, and staying healthy and fit to maintain the energy levels required to be successful in our industry, alongside a busy family life.

He has an interest in mindfulness and how we should be using our profession and its outputs for positive change in mental health and wellbeing.  Former 10 year chair of Bath Amphibians Triathlon Club, and current joint chair of Greenway! residents association. And of course, a Bath Rugby fan.

I am a Project Coordinator working within the affordable housing development team at Curo, delivering S106 and land-led affordable housing schemes across the South West.

I joined the club in October 2018, after starting my new position in Bath. I will be looking forward to working with industry professionals through the committee to create and share ideas to better construction in Bath.

Sitting on the committee as a member I also assists with running the @CESWBath Twitter page.

Lizzy is a solicitor at Royds Withy King, based in Bath. Lizzy specialises in non-contentious construction and engineering matters. Lizzy advises clients throughout the entire supply chain, from funders and developers to specialist sub-contractors. 

As well as taking part in the CESW Bath Club, Lizzy is a committee member on the South West contingent of the Generation 4 Change (the professional voice of young people in the construction and engineering industry) and the Bath Young Professionals (a networking group who connects junior professionals across various industries and professions).

In her spare time, Lizzy will be found cruising the coastline in her self-converted campervan.”

Catherine is a committee member and a partner in the Construction & Engineering team at Royds Withy King LLP, having joined from Ashfords, and previously at Osborne Clarke.

Catherine has a passion for the industry and for providing legal advice that enables clients to reach commercially pragmatic solutions. She has a clear appreciation of the types of risk management issues businesses in the construction and engineering industry may have to contend with, having also worked in the in-house legal team of a major international energy and oil company.

Catherine advises on all non-contentious construction and engineering matters. She has extensive experience in drafting and negotiating construction documents, including the NEC, JCT, ICHEME and FIDIC standard form contracts. She advises different project stakeholders on procurement strategies for all types of commercial, large-scale residential and renewable energy development projects, and has worked with a number of leading contractors, investors and developers.

Outside of work, Catherine spends her time with her family, usually out horse riding together or doing something involving water!