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Policy Connect hosts over 150 events and meetings a year, ranging from small policy roundtables to national conferences and large scale report launches. Below are the key upcoming event highlights from across the Policy Connect policy teams.

For further information on these events, you can visit each group's own website or alternatively you can also follow us on Twitter or LinkedIn to see our updates.

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How far have water companies come since 1997?

Bricks & Water roundtable 3: Green infrastructure and sustainable drainage

29th January 2019
Following on from the WSBF's Bricks & Water report, this policy roundtable will look at blue-green infrastructure features and sustainable drainage system (SuDS) features like ponds, swales and green roofs, and the role they can play in managing and treating water, particularly in the urban environment.
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APHG NHS long term plan insight with simon stevens and ian dalton

NHS Long Term Plan - the pre-launch exclusive with Simon Stevens and Ian Dalton

11th December 2018
This event is now fully booked due to demand. The All-Party Parliamentary Health Group is hosting Simon Stevens (Chief Executive, NHS England) and Ian Dalton (Chief Executive of NHS Improvement) to discuss exclusive insights to the NHS Long Term Plan.
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Finance

Roundtable: Harnessing AI to boost financial inclusion

10th December 2018
Artificial intelligence (AI) is already having a huge impact on the financial services consumers are offered and the pace of change will only quicken in the coming years. Across the world, attention is turning to how to harness this revolutionary technology to tackle one of the most enduring problems facing society: financial exclusion.
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wind turbine for clean cheap energy

Net Zero Britain - how do we get to zero carbon?

5th December 2018
The Policy Connect Sustainability team (WSBF, APPCCG, APSRG and Carbon Connect) will be holding our Christmas drinks reception on the steps that the UK will need to make in order to meet our climate change commitments and hit net zero carbon emissions by 2050.
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Next steps for transport policy

Data & Tech Ethics inquiry roundtable: automated vehicles

4th December 2018
Automated vehicles would represent a leap forwards in technology, with potential social and safety benefits, yet clear transparency, liability and accountability are hard to determine when something goes wrong in a system that uses algorithms that may not come from a single developer.
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