CLES reacts to the King’s Speech 2026
Dr Sarah Longlands, chief executive of CLES commented: “Legislation on home grown renewable energy, economic security and purposeful public investment are welcome. However, every…
CLES Deputy Chief Executive to help progress practice in Tenerife
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Matthew will be providing support on how institutions can effectively monitor the local economic, social and environmental impacts of their procurement spend.
As the network moves towards its conclusion in May, it will also be an opportunity to reflect on Candelaria’s Action Plan for progressing procurement policy and practice and how activity can be sustained into the future.
More information on the Procure network can be found here.
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