Oh Jeremy Vine you stupid, stupid man #bbcr2

12.4C in the office this morning. Think we can justify putting the fire on. #chilly

Is there a new "silly season" in December? Have we got nothing better to do than worry about the idiot Clarkson and council prayers? #silly

Can you help? Welwyn Garden Heritage Trust is researching the industrial heritage of the town. See kclea.org/news/ for details.

EVENT: KCLEA Lecture, 15th November: “Fukishima...why should the rest of the world be so worried?... ” - Mark Whitby kclea.org

Kings Engineer Issue 6, Autumn 2011, now available for download at kclea.org

Kew Bridge Steam Museum and Musical Museum visit 27th Aug places going fast so book now! Updated details and itinerary: http://www.kclea.org

Sadly the visit to The Watercress Line is cancelled but book now for Kew Bridge Steam Museam & Musical Museum, 27 Aug http://www.kclea.org/

Book now for the Annual KCLEA Lunch, timed to coincide with the Alumni weekend. Further details at http://www.kclea.org/

Join us at the Annual KCLEA Lunch, Friday 10th June, 2011. More details here: http://www.kclea.org/events/#kclealunch2011

King's Engineer Issue 5 is now available for download at http://www.kclea.org/kingsengineer/

The 2011 Events programme has been updated - see http://www.kclea.org/events/ - including Annual Lunch, brewery & museum visits. Join us!

REMINDER: Don't forget it's the KCLEA AGM on Friday, 26th November, 6pm.

Issue 4 of King's Engineer is available for download here: http://www.kclea.org/kingsengineer/

Made some changes to the web site: new masthead and home page with scrolling news, and some internal reorganisation:http://www.kclea.org/

A short report on the 2010 Engineers' Lunch: http://www.kclea.org/events/#EngineersLunch2010

Our Hon. Editor, Nigel Sharp, is spending some time on a volunteer scheme in Armenia. He explains why here: http://bit.ly/c0OdNg

Issue 3 of King's Engineer is now available online http://www.kclea.org/kingsengineer/

Why shouldn't you fly through a volcanic ash cloud? Watch this to find out: http://bit.ly/9iybSV

New addition to the King's Engineer Archive: KCLEA Newsletter October 2003 http://www.kclea.org.uk/kingsengineer/