Party Conference 2023 - Monday
Progressive Britain Events
16/09/2024
Monday: Britain has been named the fraud capital of Europe, with a rise of 1400% in the last decade. How can Labour lead a joined-up approach to take on scammers and keep £1.2bn of growth in our economy? About Our Partner: Visa is a leading payments network. The security of
Monday: How will Labour achieve its plan to halve VAWG in a decade, and what will it mean for policing, the public, and victims? About Our Partner: Forensic Analytics provide policing with the tools they need to solve more crime and make the public safer. We are committed to helping
Monday: Local politics is very often the politics of transport. But when it comes to trains, do local leaders have the powers they need? About Our Partner: As Great Britain’s safety and standards body, RSSB want to see the whole rail network work collaboratively and effectively. Amid times of great
Monday: How can a Labour Government help build, maintain and restore trust between consumers and businesses in regulated markets to deliver fairness, drive innovation and improve standards? About Our Partner: Trust Alliance Group (TAG) exists to build, maintain and restore trust and confidence between consumers and businesses. The Energy Ombudsman
Monday: Is levelling up dead? And where does the North of England sit in Labour’s vision for Industrial strategy? Join this discussion on how local higher education, investors, businesses and mayors can deliver real growth. About Our Partner: The N8 Research Partnership represents the eight most intensive research universities in
Monday: Young people are getting a raw deal on pay and on housing. How can Labour make the economy work for them? Link to YMCA independent report here: https://www.ymca.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Stonehaven_YMCA_ROI_Report_April_2024.pdf About Our Partners: YMCA is the largest and oldest youth charity in the world. Each year we provide a home to
This year Renaissance and Progressive Britain have led a project looking at how Labour can use tax, regulation and other supply side reforms to grow our regional economies and create more jobs and opportunity for people everywhere in the UK. ‘Fair Growth for Fair Competition’ culminated in a series of
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