This call will discuss Internships with Department for Trade and Business and Members HR.
There will also be the regular weekly updates from the Parliamentary Digital Service, the Parliamentary Security Department, the Human Resources Team, IPSA, and the House of Commons Library.
Time: 1100 Date: Wednesday 22 April 2026 Location: online via MS Teams How to join: email MMSST@parliament.uk citing your role and the member you work for, and ask to be added to the mailing list and receive an invitation to the weekly call
*** Please note that this call is only for those in an office management role within an MP’s office.
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The MMSST will be hosting a roadshow event in the Midlands this February.
The event forms part of a wider programme of roadshows taking place across the UK this year and offers a valuable opportunity to deepen your understanding of the wide range of support and services available to you, while also providing a chance to connect and network with colleagues from other local offices.
The agenda will include informative presentations from IPSA and the Home Office, as well as updates and workshops with House Administration services such as the Library.
The roadshow will take place on Wednesday 11 February 2026. Please note that it is open only to parliamentary staffers.
To register to attend, please email MMSST@parliament.uk and you will be sent an outlook invitation and further information.
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?
The relationship between church and state is a very old feature of the UK constitution but also little understood.
This Library talk will explore the historical foundations of the UK’s two established churches – England and Scotland – how their relationship with ‘the state’ has evolved over time and what the main obligations and benefits are today.
With the recent announcement of a new Archbishop of Canterbury, the talk will also explain the Lords Spiritual and the King’s role in appointing bishops and archbishops, as well as the Lord High Commissioner to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland. It will also explain the role of Parliament in Church Measures and the status of ecclesiastical law.
Start: 10:00 on Tuesday 9 December 2025 Finish: 17:00 on Wednesday 10 December 2025 Location: House of Commons
The House Administration is delighted to be bringing back the House Services Fair this year, showcasing the services and support available from the House Administration.
The House Administration is delighted to be bringing back the House Services Fair this year, showcasing the services and support available from the House Administration.
Visit stalls in the Portcullis House Atrium to learn about the wide range of support, services, and facilities available to you.
Take part in a special programme of talks and Q&A sessions
Enjoy exclusive tours
Please note there is no booking required to visit the stalls. However, booking will be required for talks and tours. The full programme and information on how to book will be available closer to the event.
The House Services Fair is for Members and Members’ staff of the House of Commons, and colleagues from the House of Commons Administration and Joint Departments.
