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...ojects of national significance or groupings of local projects which when combined are deemed to be nationally significant. The conference will also examine the two projects that have already been fas...

...el poverty, childcare provision and employment legislation as well as rights and benefits awareness, and their significant contribution to reducing levels of child poverty and preventing poverty devel...

3. Kathleen McGill
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With over 20 years experience in the public health field, Kathleen has been at the forefront of several significant practice developments in public health aimed at addressing the effects of inequality

4. Anne Houston
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... Prior to her appointment to CHILDREN 1ST in 2007, Anne was Director of ChildLine for many years, leading significant expansion of the ChildLine service and ‘speaking with the voice of children a...

5. Jonathan Fair
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...ce and industry. His background, primarily in Project Management / Design, has been instrumental in delivering significant infrastructure, capital developments and PFI schemes. ...

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