Events

The Westminster Sustainable Business Forum (WSBF) and the All Party Parliamentary Climate Change group (APPCCG) are holding an event to explore different aspects of developing…

A scoping round table, chaired by Angela Smith MP, to explore what future research is necessary to put the development of new housing and water management on a sustainable footing.

The second in a series of seminars by the Policy Connect sustainability hub, this event will focus on the future of UK policy on energy and climate change post-Brexit, and what this means in terms of our Paris commitments and the long-awaited Emissions Reduction Plan.

With 2016 is set to be the hottest year on record and a climate sceptic elected to the White House, the need for stronger action on climate…

The All Party Parliamentary Group on Data Analytics is delighted to host a panel discussion on how the big and open data revolution can contribute to a new era for local government services.

The All-Party Parliamentary Group for Skills and Employment and the All-Party Parliamentary Manufacturing Group is pleased to present Neil Carmichael MP, Chair of the Education Select Committee, and Iain Wright MP, Chair of the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee, to debate and examine the role of skills in the new industrial strategy. What future for skills and Britain’s workforce in the nation’s new industrial strategy?

This roundtable will look in detail at low carbon gas (principally hydrogen) demonstrators.

The Policy Connect sustainability team is organising a series of Parliamentary events to examine the impacts Brexit will have on the environment, energy and climate…

The Skills Commission is delighted to announce the launch of Going Places, its latest report based on research in the further education and skills landscape.

Parliamentary seminar focused on the benefits and feasibility of integrated approaches to water and infrastructure management

The Policy Connect sustainability team is organising a series of Parliamentary events to examine the impacts Brexit will have on the environment, energy and climate change, resources and built environment sector. With a range of expert speakers and attendees, these Parliamentary events will aim to inform the policy gap which the Government, UK industry and third sector have been exposed to following the result of the EU referendum on 24 June.