Events

The first evidence session as part of our EfW inquiry.

We’ve taken a look at the manifestos recently released by the three key parties, and have produced the table below comparing their commitments on different…

Last year, the WSBF launched Bricks and Water, our evidence-based assessment of the challenges associated with sustainable housebuilding and water management in England. The report was well received throughout Parliament and was referenced earlier this year in the Committee on Climate Changes' housing report: Fit for Future?

Policy Connect will be holding a roundtable at Digital Manfuacturing Week in Liverpool this year in room 18-21 in the main conference centre.

The Group is scheduling a meeting to discuss its programme and what the current political turmoil means for FE and skills.

The Higher Education Commission will be holding roundtable evidence sessions in October and November, taking place in Parliament (October 29th) and at the University of…

This breakfast briefing will be an opportunity to hear directly from the CEO of Care Quality Commission Ian Trenholm.

In recent years, the financial services industry has seen a significant number of changes.

Carbon Connect has been undertaking a three-part research project investigating the future of heating. The series has looked in particular at opportunities offered by low carbon gas in reducing the UK’s greenhouse gas emissions.

The APMG will be holding a fringe event on the Future of British Manufacturing at Conservative Party Conference in Manchester this year. The event will feature a panel Chaired by APMG Co-Chair Chris Green followed by a drinks reception and all manufacturing colleagues and stakeholders are encouraged to attend.

The APMG will be holding a fringe event on the Future of British Manufacturing at Labour Party Conference in Brighton this year. The event will feature a panel Chaired by APMG Co-Chair Barry Sheerman followed by a drinks reception and all manufacturing colleagues and stakeholders are encouraged to attend.

The All-Party Parliamentary Carbon Monoxide Group (APPCOG) is hosting a medical workshop to develop on our Parliamentary roundtable examining carbon monoxide (CO's) impact on the brain.