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Public Affairs Network

Find out more about our Public Affairs Network and how you can join.
Our Public Affairs Network brings together members’ staff with public affairs responsibilities, or members who have been – or would like to be – involved in national public affairs campaigns. It’s an opportunity to share political intelligence, ideas about engagement, campaigning and events, and messaging. Working together we can make our sector lobbying even stronger.

We hold three to four meetings a year around the country. We aim to coincide some of these with key events in the political calendar, such as in the run-up to the party conference season and the Budget.

To find out more or to join the network, please email publicaffairs@housing.org.uk or get in touch with Public Affairs Manager Tosin Adedayo on 020 7067 1073.

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