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Local Government IntelligenceLabour Party Annual Conference 2011
25 Sep 2011
Liverpool
We take a different look at the conference with content from two key fringe meetings and special features on pensions and alternative ways of delivering local government services.
Programme
Day 1 - 26 Sep 2011
10:00
We talk to exhibitors about the future of the party conference
12:30
Is the Future Mutual? Can public sector mutuals transform service delivery? The Co-operative Group and Local Government Association
Gareth Thomas MP
12:40
Is the Future Mutual? Can public sector mutuals transform service delivery? The Co-operative Group and Local Government Association
Cllr Steve Reed Leader, London Borough of Lambeth
14:00
Steve Reed Leader London Borough of Lambeth
post fringe meeting interview
Day 2 - 27 Sep 2011
09:50
Joanne Segars, National Association of Pension Funds
Interview
10:00
Tony Benn interview
11:00
Keith Parker, Nuclear Industry Association
Interview
What's on now:
13:00
Solving The Pensions Crisis The Smith Institute and NAPF (National Association of Pension Funds)
On the panel were:
Paul Hackett, Director, The Smith Institute
Rachel Reeves MP Shadow Minister for Pensions
Joanne Segars, Chief Executive NAPF
Toby Helm, Political Editor The Observer
15:00
Pensions
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