Saturday 3 October, 09:00 to 09:45, Alexandra Room, The Grand
From slot machines and greyhound tracks to online casinos and sports betting apps, gambling has changed rapidly – but has regulation kept up, and does it match public expectations? Using exclusive polling, this panel will explore where Britons stand on gambling and what they want to see change.
Saturday 3 October, 10:15 to 11:00, Alexandra Room, The Grand
Nature protection resonates with voters beyond core Green supporters, but how should protecting it be framed to broaden the party’s reach? As the Greens look to expand their support, using exclusive polling, we’ll explore how and why the party’s offer on nature and climate could carry it beyond its current base.
Saturday 3 October, 15:00 to 15:45, Alexandra Room, The Grand
Today, Britain is a nation of multi-party politics, with ideas and debates as lively as they’ve ever been. How can we disagree and get along with mutual respect, without debate turning into mistrust and hate? Join us to explore how we build institutions and communities that can disagree well.
Saturday 3 October, 16:15 to 17:15, Alexandra Room, The Grand
Join us for More in Common’s flagship deep dive into public opinion, asking what’s next for the Green Party after its rise under Zack Polanski. That rise tapped into a real appetite for a progressive alternative, but support has plateaued in recent months and progressives seem to be flocking back to Labour under Burnham. Using exclusive polling, Luke Tryl, joined by senior politicians and journalists, will explore what’s behind it, and what the Greens need to do to hold onto what they’ve built.
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