Members are invited to the Nottinghamshire County Meeting on 3 March at Newark Town Hall from 7pm.
Guest Speakers
Gary Godden, Police & Crime Commissioner - Elected Nottinghamshire's Police and Crime Commissioner in May 2024, the Commissioner will share his experiences so far in post and provide an update to members outlining the PCC’s priorities in the police & crime plan during his tenure.
Scott Pepe, NFU External Affairs Manager - Scott is responsible for delivering the external affairs strategy, building collaborative relationships with key external politicians, civil servants and stakeholders, and raising the NFU’s campaigning and lobbying profile in Westminster.
How to register
To book your place please use the green button on the screen (log-in may be required) cut off is the day prior at 1pm.
As external affairs manager in the NFU's London team, Scott is responsible for delivering the external affairs strategy, building collaborative relationships with key external politicians, civil servants and stakeholders, and raising the NFU’s campaigning and lobbying profile in Westminster.
Event details
Start Date
03 March 2025 at 19:00
End Date
03 March 2025 at 21:00
Location
Newark Town Hall, Market Place, Newark, NG24 1DU
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