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SUMMARY:Britain's Global Future: the diplomatic impact of UK civil society
DESCRIPTION:ResPublica is launching its latest report on British soft power and the vital role of institutions in British foreign policy. It explores the unique position of British institutions in stabilising nations and how\, when properly configured and supported\, institutions such as the BBC\, British Council\, universities and museums\, can provide mediation in some of the most socially\, culturally and economically fragmented parts of the world. \nThe event will feature a panel discussion\, with the following confirmed speakers: \n\nStephen Gethins MP\, Shadow SNP Spokesperson for Europe\nCrispin Blunt MP\, Acting Chair of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee (invited)\nAnthony Smith CMG\, CEO of the Westminster Foundation for Democracy\nCaroline Nursey\, CEO of BBC Media Action\nSir Ciarán Devane\, Chief Executive of the British Council\n\nJoining us will be a diverse range of senior representatives from across national and local government\, the media and industry. Please register for your place as soon as possible to avoid disappointment. To inquire for tickets\, email events@respublica.org.uk.
URL:https://www.respublica.org.uk/event/britains-global-future-diplomatic-impact-uk-civil-society/
LOCATION:House of Commons\, House of Commons\, Westminster\, London
CATEGORIES:Virtue
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SUMMARY:Backing Beauty Reception: Beauty and Public Policy
DESCRIPTION:– hosted by ResPublica\, the Woodland Trust and the National Trust \nwith \nRt Hon John Hayes CBE MP\, Minister of State for the Department of Transport\nPhillip Blond\, Director of ResPublica\nDame Helen Ghosh DCB\, Director General of the National Trust\nAustin Brady\, Director of Conservation & External Affairs of the Woodland Trust\n  \nWe believe that beauty should play a central role at the heart of the planning system and public policy more broadly. Beginning with the publication of our 2015 report A Community Right to Beauty\, and continuing with our Backing Beauty Commission\, our organisations have examined the benefits of building beauty into public policy\, and considered how this can be achieved at a practical level\, making recommendations to policymakers on issues including house building\, national and neighbourhood planning policy\, and community rights. \nDuring the last Parliament\, developments such as the increased political attention given to housing policy and public concern over the future of parks have brought questions of beauty to the forefront of debates over the future of both the natural and built environment. With a new Parliament now elected\, this event offered a chance to both review the developments of recent years and to look ahead to the challenges and opportunities facing the Government in this space. \nYou can find the Minister’s speech at our event here. \n\n.@res_publica Director @Phillip_Blond kicks off our reception – beauty is no longer marginal in public policy he argues #webackbeauty pic.twitter.com/bJoGpSCxnv \n— Backing Beauty (@webackbeauty) July 17\, 2017 \n \n\n\n‘Beauty at every turn\, and at every stop’ – John Hayes MP putting beauty into practice in his Ministerial role #webackbeauty \n— ResPublica (@res_publica) July 17\, 2017 \n \nJohn Haynes MP\, Minister for Transport: ‘We have lost faith in beauties as we have lost faith in ideals’ @res_publica #BackingBeauty @NALC pic.twitter.com/YXFXIBeyls \n— Ben Murray (@BenHudsonMurray) July 17\, 2017 \n \n\nGood to hear @helenghosh promote good design – “Do ordinary well” at #webackbeauty @res_publica event. Beauty is in National Parks’ DNA pic.twitter.com/5vXaMLYsZa \n— NationalParksEngland (@natparksengland) July 17\, 2017 \n \n\nNature is a part of our culture and history says Austin Brady of @WoodlandTrust at #webackbeauty reception @res_publica @nationaltrust pic.twitter.com/iDeegxOFGV \n— Nessa of Two Evils (@nessaoftwoevils) July 17\, 2017 \n \nPress coverage of the speeches:\n\nMinister urges motorway service areas to serve local food | Forecourt Trader\nMotorway service stations revamp will ‘bring beauty at every turn\,’ says John Hayes | Daily Express\nGovernment minister takes up Prince of Wales’ battle against ugly architecture | The Telegraph\nTransport minister: Benedict XVI was right about relativism | Catholic Herald\nTransport minister hits out at ‘crass’ planners | Planning Resource\nJohn Hayes: Beauty should be at the heart of all we do | Spalding Today
URL:https://www.respublica.org.uk/event/backing-beauty-reception-beauty-public-policy/
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SUMMARY:The Case for Community Pharmacy\, with the Rt Hon Sir Kevin Barron MP
DESCRIPTION:A rising demand for healthcare services\, combined with an ageing population and the increasing prevalence of chronic ailments like diabetes\, is stretching the capacity of NHS England. At the same time\, pressures on central and local health budgets have restricted the ability to train\, hire and retain enough doctors and nurses to meet the country’s health needs. \nThere is a transformative potential of community pharmacies in their ability to offer a range of comparable healthcare services to GPs at a fraction of the cost to Government. A more proactive role for community pharmacies could represent a workable solution for shrinking local health budgets within the areas of greatest need. \nWe will be joined by the Rt Hon Sir Kevin Barron MP\, Chair of the All-Party Pharmacy Group\, at our roundtable\, which will feed into ResPublica’s work on this matter. \nThis event is by invitation only. To request a place please email events@respublica.org.uk
URL:https://www.respublica.org.uk/event/case-community-pharmacy-rt-hon-sir-kevin-barron-mp/
CATEGORIES:ResPublica Policy Roundtable
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