Public Policy Events

All Public Policy Exchange events take place within the heart of Westminster, home to the central institutions of policy formulation and scrutiny. Delegates will be welcomed with refreshments and a networking lunch will follow the morning session.

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CCTV, Technology and Crime Reduction:
Learning the Lessons from the Summer Riots
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Implementing New Workplace Pension Arrangements in 2012:
Ensuring Your Organisation is Ready
02
The Future of Football:
Strengthening Our National Game from Grassroots to National Level
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Tackling Violence Against Women and Girls:
Reducing Risk through Prevention, Provision and Partnership
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Universities Challenged:
Shaping a Higher Education Sector Fit for the Future
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International Student Recruitment:
Understanding and Working with the Points Based Immigration System
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Reforming Offender Management:
Working in Partnership to Deliver a Rehabilitation Revolution
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Child and Adolescent Health and Well-being:
Working in Partnership to Tackle the Sexual Exploitation of Children
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Investing in the Future of Midwifery:
Delivering a Service Fit for the 21st Century
01
The Future of the NHS:
Raising Care Quality Standards for Every Patient
06
Recruiting Non-UK Nationals:
Understanding and Working with the Points Based Immigration System
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Predict and Prevent:
Emergency Preparedness and Civil Contingencies in a New Age of Uncertainty
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International Student Recruitment:
Understanding and Working with the Points Based Immigration System

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News

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Parties clash over RBS boss bonus
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Osborne unveils UK financial bill
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MPs 'have little to do' - Straw
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Forthcoming Events

CCTV, Technology abd Crime Reduction: Learning the Lessons from the Summer Riots
Details  Overview  Programme  Who should attend?
Implementing New Workplace Pension Arrangements in 2012: Ensuring Your Organisation is Ready
Details  Overview  Programme  Who should attend?
The Future of Football: Strengthening Our National Game from Grassroots to National Level
Details  Overview  Programme  Who should attend?
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