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Policy Connect hosts events and meetings that inform our policy work, ranging from small policy roundtables to national conferences and large scale research 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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Plastic Regulation across Europe and the UK

21st May 2019
This drinks reception will see the All-Party Parliamentary Sustainable Resource Group and the University of Exeter Business School join forces to discuss how Britain compares with other major European countries in terms of plastics regulation.
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Data and Technology Ethics - Inquiry Report Launch

21st May 2019
The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Data Analytics is delighted to announce the launch event of the landmark inquiry report into the future of technology and data ethics, which will take place in the Churchill Room of the House of Commons on Tuesday 21st May 2019.
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APHG seminar on Life Sciences, Sector Deal 2 and Next Steps

14th May 2019
This breakfast meeting will be an opportunity to hear directly from Sir John Bell and Dr Sam Roberts on the Government’s latest plans for life sciences, delivery against the Life Sciences Sector Deal 2 and what comes next.
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wind turbine for clean cheap energy

Where Next? The UK's long range climate targets

14th May 2019
In light of the Committee of Climate Change report, the APPCCG is hosting an event to identify the major barriers to achieving more ambitious decarbonisation targets.
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Designer's case of craft tools

Design and Craft for Export

14th May 2019
Craft is a major contributor across a multitude of economic sectors. As well as providing employment and income across thousands of businesses, craft skills feed into the wider creative economy and other key economic sectors, ranging from manufacturing to medicine. In 2016, craft, together with music, contributed over a third of the value of Creative Industries goods exports from the UK.
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