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Bristol seminar: The Public Services (Social Value) Act – What Next? (6 February, 2017)

Tuesday, 10 January 2017
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Bristol seminar: The Public Services (Social Value) Act – What Next? (6 February, 2017)
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The Office for Civil Society (OCS) will discuss the work they have been doing to help implement the Public Service (Social Value) Act and share the work they are doing to explore OCS future policy options and activity on Social Value.

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Margaret Firth Office for Civil Society, Cabinet Office

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