Join us for the first time since 2019 at COSLA Edinburgh on 29th November for the in-person return of Holyrood’s annual Freedom of Information conference.

Over two days in November, Holyrood's Education Festival will ask the fundamental questions and cover all the big issues the education reform should address.

Following the success of the inaugural Green Giant Awards last year, this November Holyrood Events will once again be celebrating the best within Scotland's climate change movement. 

This two-day summit featured the most topical discussions on the issues that matter on a local, regional, national and international level as we work towards climate mitigation by 2045.

On 10th November 2022, Holyrood Communications and the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries met to discuss how Scotland can transition into a global leader for green and sustainable financial services.

Six months on from the Scottish local elections, we are delighted to have delivered this event in partnership with COSLA. Part of Holyrood's Politics Explained series.

One year on from the original event, Holyrood reflected on developments made and consider what more needs to be done to ensure the Housing to 2040 Vision is achieved.

Over three days in early October, Holyrood’s Children and Families Festival will focus on these core aspects of policy that affect broad sections of Scottish society daily.

The Holyrood Garden Party and Political Awards is an unmissable fixture in the Scottish political calendar. This year, as Scotland rebuilds, the event is an opportunity to bring back some joy into all our lives.

Over three days in September, Holyrood’s first Health and Care Festival will focus in on key areas where improvements are urgently needed including Public Health, Primary Care and Older People.

Watch on demand as we illuminate the role of renewable energy in pursuit of net-zero and discuss how Scotland can realise its plans and potential to be a global leader in clean energy, skills and knowledge.

This event was a timely opportunity to reflect on the implementation & success of the 2016 – 2021 framework and discuss what needs to be incorporated in the forthcoming palliative care strategy.