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CSPP are next On the Fringe at the SNP Spring Conference, 19 - 20 April 2008...
SPRING 2008
CSPP on the Fringe at the Scottish National Party Spring Conference in Edinburgh. Join us in our SCOTTISH QUESTTM at Conference....
Public Service Reform: How can we Improve our Public Services?
CHAIR: Ross Martin, Policy Director, CSPP
SPEAKERS: John Swinney, MSP, Cabinet Secretary for Finance & Sustainable Growth; Melvyn Ingleson, Partner Scotland, Rockpools; and BT Government Services Scotland
WHEN: Saturday 19th April, 9.45 - 11.00am
WHERE: Gibson Room A, James Watt II Conference Centre
Supported by BT and Rockpools
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City Regions: Are Scotland's Cities our Engines for Sustainable Economic Growth?
CHAIR: Ross Martin, Policy Director, CSPP
SPEAKERS: Councillor David Berry, Leader of East Lothian Council, Ian Manson, Interim Managing Director, Clyde Gateway Project and Aidan Rave, Rockpools.
WHEN: Sunday, 20th April, 9.45 – 11.00 am
WHERE: Carnegie Room, James Watt II Conference Centre
Supported by Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) and Rockpools
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Popular Politics - Can the European Elections Lead the Way?
CHAIR: Rajiv Joshi, Director, CIVICUS: World Alliance for Citizen Participation
SPEAKERS: Alyn Smith MEP; Alex Neil MSP, Deputy Convener of the European and External Relations Committee; and Jason Antrican, Research Associate, CSPP.
WHEN: Sunday, 20th April, 12.30 -1.30 pm
WHERE: Carnegie Room, James Watt II Conference Centre
Supported by Citigate Dewe Rogerson Public Policy
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Media Partner: New Start - The Independent Magazine for Regeneration
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CSPP Glasgow City Regions Conference Report - Barry McCulloch, CSPP Policy Officer
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08/07/2008 17:09
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The Glasgow City Regions conference report is now available.
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Public Service Reform News – Barry McCulloch, CSPP Policy Officer
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08/07/2008 16:32
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Lord Darzi report (source: OurNHS.uk, the Guardian, BMA and the Financial Times).
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