The Labour Staff Economy Network (LSEN) is a new group for Labour staff interested in progressive economic policy.
For details and information about how to join, please see here: Labour Staff Economy Network
The Labour Staff Economy Network (LSEN) is a new group for Labour staff interested in progressive economic policy.
For details and information about how to join, please see here: Labour Staff Economy Network
Parliament Choir rehearses every Monday during sitting weeks from 18:15 to 20:15 in St. Mary Undercroft.
For more information, see here: https://w4mp.org/w4mp-guides/groups-which-staff-can-join/sports-and-social-groups/parliament-choir/
Welcome to Parliament.
The new joiner induction sessions are available to book via the ACT portal. If you have a new joiner in your office, please share with them.
This session will welcome you to being part of the Parliamentary community and cover essential information from key House services that will help you to settle in and get off to a good start in your new role.
If you have not yet obtained your parliamentary network access and would like to book, please contact MMSST@parliament.uk
Time: 10:00 – 12:00
Date: 10 March 2026
Location: Online via MS Teams
Booking: https://parliament.learningpool.com/course/view.php?id=1341
Bookings for Summer Term (April to July 2026) open at 10am on 28 January.
Get ready to book your Summer Term (April to July 2026) visit. Register on the booking portal to view available slots and book your Summer Term visit when Summer Term bookings open. All schools wanting to book a school visit will need to have a user account set up in the online booking portal. Schools should register their account now so they’re ready when bookings go live, with no further action needed until January. Account verification can take up to five working days, so setting up early avoids delays. Register your account here.
Your visit includes:
Schools outside London and the South East may be eligible for help with travel costs.
Research briefing from POST
Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming more common in UK workplaces. How is it being used, and what are the impacts on job opportunities and working conditions?
Read the research briefing from POST here: https://post.parliament.uk/research-briefings/post-pn-0757
Time: 1100 – 1200
Date: Tuesday 13 January 2025
Location: Online via MS Teams
Information and Booking: https://parliament.learningpool.com/course/view.php?id=1953
With Hannah Cromarty and Faye Greaves from the Commons Library.
Following decisions from the Administration Committee, Lords Services Committee and House of Commons Commission, two changes to how these tours are booked and delivered will come into effect from 2 January 2026. These changes are intended to provide a simplified, more flexible system for schools and constituents.
Read about the changes here on Parlinet – Changes to Member-sponsored ‘Inside UK Parliament’ tours
Time: 1400 – 1500
Date: 28 January 2026
Location: Online
To mark Data Privacy Day, the Information Commissioner’s Office is delivering a webinar for Members and their staff. This is your opportunity to find out more about data protection law, including:
There will also be lots of time to answer any questions you have.
The session will take place on Wednesday 28 January between 2pm and 3pm. You can book your place here.
If you can’t attend, there is advice about how to comply with your data protection obligations on ParliNet, including a link to dedicated e-learning.
The Labour Women’s Parliamentary Network invites you to a screening of Jacinta Ardern: Prime Minister.
Time: 17:30
Date: Wednesday 21 January 2026
Location: Houses of Parliament
Limited places; RSVP essential.
For further details, see here: LWPSN – What’s On
Time: 1400-1415
Date: every sitting Monday
Each session will run through the business in the Chamber for the week with a focus on how Members might engage and the expected timings.
Email the Centre of Excellence on ppcoe@parliament.uk to be forwarded an invite.