Events

HeartUnions belongs to union members and union branches all over the UK. So use the week to raise the profile of your union branch and your workplace priorities in the way that works for your members and activists.

The resurgence of far-right and populist right narratives in the media and society has resulted in popular support for radical and extreme right parties and commentators growing to levels unseen since the 1930s.  The TUC’s strategy to tackle the far and populist right is rooted in our core principles of solidarity, equality, and justice and securing a future where equality […]

The TUC Women's Conference will take place at the Bournemouth International Centre, 4-6 March 2026.

Imagine a gender equal world. A world free of bias, stereotypes, and discrimination. A world that's diverse, equitable, and inclusive. A world where difference is valued and celebrated. Together we can forge gender equality. Get ready for #IWD2026.

The TUC Young Workers' Conference will take place at the Double Tree by Hilton, Brighton, 22-22 March 2026.

Join the Electoral Reform Society and Liberal Democrats for Electoral Reform the Liberal Democrat spring conference LDER-ERS fringe event. Parliamentary Win on PR: what’s next? The House of Commons has voted for proportional representation for the first time. How can Lib Dems continue the fight? Chair: Sarah Olney MP – Liberal Democrat Spokesperson for the Cabinet Office Josh Babarinde MP, Liberal […]

Save the date for our next campaign update: Wednesday 25 March 2026

We reject narratives of division and racism We are mobilising and organising across the country to bring a message of hope over fear, prior to holding a major demonstration in London on March 28th 2026. The voices of unity can grow stronger. We can show that strength lies in solidarity. That the change we need comes from us working together […]

Annual Conference is attended by up to 1600 delegates, most directly elected to represent their districts, sector or equality groups.

Join the Mile End Institute to debate the future of British democracy – and vote at the end on the voting system that YOU prefer! In 1918, Parliament came within hours of abolishing First Past the Post. The system only survived because the two Houses disagreed on the system that should replace it. With the Bill on the brink of […]