Join Green Alliance for a first look at Andy Burnham’s cabinet and what this new political landscape means for climate and nature policy.

Our experts will explore what Burnham’s leadership could mean for our agenda, from the dynamics behind ‘Manchesterism’ and the implications of deeper devolution to how his approach may differ from Keir Starmer’s government.

We’ll be digging into the detail of where momentum is likely, where pitfalls may lie and what the new cabinet appointments signal for climate, nature and the wider green economy.

Finally, we’ll consider the implications for the environmental sector: how eNGOs and think tanks should navigate this new political environment, what to prioritise, where to exert influence and whether this moment could bring renewed confidence for the green agenda.

Our expert panel will tackle these questions and more, with plenty of time for audience Q&A.

Speakers

• Chair: Holly Brazier Tope, director of politics, Green Alliance
• Caitlin Prowle, assistant general secretary, Co-op Party
• Paul Mcnamee, director, Labour Climate and Environment Forum
• Sarah Williams, director of strategic partnerships, Green Alliance

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