Past Events

The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency has launched a timely Call for Evidence on the Regulation of AI in Healthcare, inviting views on how the UK should regulate AI technologies to ensure safety, accountability and innovation in health and care.

General registration will open on 1 December!

Hear from Aston University on how collaboration with universities through KTPs can support your business.

This workshop hosted by techUK and GDS will explore the idea of shared technical architecture model for local government.

In light of the UK government’s proposal to ban ransomware payments by organisations within Critical National Infrastructure, this webinar offers a timely and essential discussion on the evolving landscape of cyber resilience. Join SCC and HPE for an engaging session filled with expert insights, strategic guidance, and practical solutions tailored to the unique challenges faced by UK organisations today.

NHSE Digital Transformation would like to invite you to join us for a market engagement joint meeting incorporating both EPR vendors and EPR-specialist consultancy suppliers on Tuesday 16 December 2025.

Supplying government – opportunities in application development, maintenance and support for digitally native suppliers.

As the year draws to a close and another year of digitalisation and upheaval for the tech sector, this webinar identifies the latest trends in what is termed ‘responsible business’, ranging from transparency in supply chains, anti-bribery and corruption, responsible policy engagement and human rights.

Monthly industry collab sessions on the Telecoms Security Act

Join this cross-government and cross-industry workshop on spectrum jamming, a growing concern with serious implications for national infrastructure, public safety, and spectrum integrity.

Join techUK's comprehensive review of 2025's healthcare landscape and look ahead to emerging policies shaping digital health's future across NHS England, DHSC, MHRA, and NICE.

Join us for a focused briefing on energy costs and market pressures shaping the outlook for technology businesses, data centres, and energy-intensive industries.

With the pace of technological change quickening and the public sector under pressure to modernise services, the Department for Science, Innovation & Technology (DSIT) and techUK are convening our second Supplier Summit for 2025.