We’re delighted to be taking part in the WLGA Conference 2025, the biggest event in the Welsh local government calendar. The conference is taking place in person at Venue Cymru, Llandudno, on 18–19 June.
This year’s conference is particularly significant. It comes nearly a year on from the UK General Election and less than a year before the Senedd Election in Spring 2026—setting the stage for some of the most crucial conversations in public service.
Throughout the two days, delegates will hear from leading politicians from both local and national governments, as well as voices from academia, business, and the third sector. It’s a golden opportunity to network with decision-makers and thought leaders across Wales’ public, private and voluntary sectors.
Where to find us
We have a stand both days, so do drop by to say hello and learn more about our work.
Hear from our team
Rachel will be speaking on the 19th June “What do future councils look like?”, taking place 10:45–12:00. She’ll be joining:
Cllr Mark Pritchard, Leader of Wrexham Council and WLGA Chair
Cllr Lis Burnett, Vale of Glamorgan
Lindsey Phillips, Chief Digital Officer
Jessica Studdert, Chief Executive, New Local
Howel Jones will be giving a speech at the WLGA dinner, which Local Partnerships is proud to sponsor.
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