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Women in Construction Conference 2026: Developing Pathways to Rewarding Careers and Senior Roles

Women in Construction Conference 2026: Developing Pathways to Rewarding Careers and Senior Roles

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The Supporting Biodiversity Net Gain in the Planning System Conference 2026

The Supporting Biodiversity Net Gain in the Planning System Conference 2026

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The Menopause in the Workplace Conference 2026

The Menopause in the Workplace Conference 2026

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Men’s Health in the Workplace Conference 2026

Men’s Health in the Workplace Conference 2026

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The Tackling Misogyny Conference 2026: Delivering Effective PSHE Education

The Tackling Misogyny Conference 2026: Delivering Effective PSHE Education

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The Future of Flood Insurance and Building Long-Term Resilience: Lessons from Flood Re

Jonathan Kassian of Flood Re explores how flood insurance must evolve beyond affordability support and towards practical, property-level resilience before Flood Re’s planned exit in 2039.

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Improving Access to Primary Healthcare in Prisons: Turning Contact into Better Health

Dr Sunil Lad, Head of Health and Justice at NHS England, explores how primary healthcare in prisons can reduce health inequalities, build trust, improve prevention, and support people beyond custody.

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Building Trust from Within: Fostering a Culture of Care and Confidence in Housing Customer Services

Explore key lessons from John Verge, Chief Executive Officer at Golden Lane Housing, on how culture, colleague engagement and leadership can improve housing customer services.

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Allyship in Action: Advancing LGBTQ+ Equity in the Workplace Beyond Good Intentions

Alex Matheson, Director of Inclusion at LGBT Foundation, explores practical ways organisations can move from supportive words to measurable action on LGBTQ+ workplace equity.

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Clinical Audit in Healthcare: Making Measurement Work for Patient Care

Professor Scarlett McNally explores how clinical audit can improve care when it supports teams, but can make healthcare worse when it becomes tick-box measurement detached from real patient needs.

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