Labour Conference: Giving the Green Light
Author: Localis & Policy Exchange - Oct 1, 2009
Giving the Green Light - Saving Money and the Environment
Event held in conjunction with Policy Exchange
Royal Albion Hotel, 35 Old Steine, Brighton, BN1 1NT
Harry Preston Room
Thursday 1st October
8.00am
Speakers:
James Morris – Chief Executive, Localis
Andy Deacon – Head of Local Authority Services, Energy Saving Trust
Phil Barton – Chief Executive, Keep Britain Tidy
Ian MacArthur, North West Regional Director, Groundwork
For more information, please email events@localis.org.uk
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