Roundtable on Preparing for a Potential Labour Government
Join British Expertise International for an in-person roundtable with Nick Forbes CBE who will speak on the likely changes in UK policy if there is a change in government at the next election and how this will affect British businesses. Nick will also update members on the likely themes and priorities which will be reflected in the Labour manifesto, covering areas such as foreign policy and inclusion of marginalised groups.
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Join British Expertise International on 1st June from 10:00 – 12:00 for an in-person roundtable with Nick Forbes CBE who will speak on the likely changes in UK policy if there is a change in government at the next election and how this will affect British businesses. Nick will also update members on the likely themes and priorities which will be reflected in the Labour manifesto, covering areas such as foreign policy and inclusion of marginalised groups.
Nick Forbes has joined the British Expertise International as a senior adviser, having led the Labour held Newcastle City Council for 11 years, until 2022. As a Senior Adviser he is helping members involved across the infrastructure value-chain to both maximise their current engagement with Labour mayors and local government and how to best prepare for a possible change of government in the 2024 election.
Nick Forbes CBE is a Labour politician and formerly the Leader of Newcastle City Council. Nick made economic growth a key feature of his time as leader, securing new financial powers by negotiating one of the first round of City Deals with government and was been instrumental in securing a devolution deal for the North of Tyne. He played a leading role in raising the profile of local government in a time of austerity and has been involved in national lobbying efforts for successive local government finance settlements.
Nick has been Chair of Core Cities UK and Leader of the Local Government Association Labour Group. In this role he was invited by Sir Keir Starmer to attend Shadow Cabinet meetings, representing the increasingly powerful voice of local government within the Labour Party.
