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Greater Manchester launches public building retrofit fund for decarbonisation
Public sector organisations across Greater Manchester can now apply for a share of a new £28 million Public Building Retrofit Fund, designed to make...
Dan BennThu, 08/28/2025 - 09:39Buckinghamshire Lands Flood Defence Boost
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Buckinghamshire Council has secured £265,000 from the Environment Agency to deliver two flood management feasibility studies and a natural flood... |
Multi-million pound boost for Welsh businesses to cut carbon
Welsh businesses aiming to reduce their carbon footprint are set to benefit from an additional £10 million in funding, as the Welsh Government’s Green...
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NORTHERN ARC: Linked by a Liverpool-Manchester Railway could match Oxford-Cambridge growth potential
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2025 Online Conferences
In partnership with our community of public sector leaders responsible for procurement and strategy across local authorities and the wider public sector, we’ve devised a collaborative calendar of conferences and events for leaders of industry to listen, learn and collaborate through engaging and immersive conversation.
All our conferences are CPD accredited, which means you can gain points to advance your career by attending our online conferences. Also, the contents are available on demand so you can re-watch at your convenience.
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Webinar - EV charging maintenance and future-proofing: delivering for current and future demand 2025
The panel of experts and local authorities discuss everything you need to know about the EV charging infrastructure process after rollout: maintenance, operations, availability and uptime, and futureproofing and learn more about making sure the EV charge points in your local authority are serving the community to the highest standards.
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Digitalisation of the Public Sector 2025
The UK tech sector is projected to grow by £41.5 billion by 2025, creating 678,000 jobs. Councils spend £1-2 billion on IT annually, much of it on outdated systems. How can these funds drive real transformation and ensure staff are equipped for new tech?
