3-9 May 2010, national
Inclusive Fitness Week
Inclusive Fitness Week, which is run by the Inclusive Fitness Initiative, aims to raise awareness about inclusive fitness provision and get more disabled people participating in local physical activity opportunities. Between 3 May and 9 May 2010, free events will be held at facilities throughout the UK, with the aim of providing local communities with the opportunity to try new activities and sports in a safe, inclusive environment.
For more information, visit the Inclusive Fitness Initiative website

5 May 2010, London
Workplace Law Building Regulations legal update seminar
The latest Workplace Law Building Regulations legal update seminar takes place on 5 May 2010 in central London. The seminar will examine recent changes to selected parts of the Building Regulations and the health and safety implications they have for organisations throughout England and Wales.
For more information, visit the Workplace Law website

7-9 May 2010, St Albans
Friends of the Earth Power Up planning system training
Power Up is a training weekend on the planning system and individuals' legal rights, aimed at helping residents improve their local community. The course is for individuals and groups who are active in local issues.
For more information, visit the Friends of the Earth website

20 May 2010, London
Transport and the Personalisation Agenda
This one-day conference, which takes place in central London on 20 May 2010, will explore what the personalisation agenda means for the provision of transport services, and how the needs of disabled and older people can be met in the most appropriate and cost effective manner by statutory and third sector providers.
For further information, visit the Waterfront conference website

From 21 May 2010, regional
KIDS PIP: Regional Network Seminars
The KIDS charity for disabled children is holding a series of regional seminars, in partnership with regional organisations working in play and childcare, as part of its Playwork Inclusion Project (PIP). The theme for these seminars is ‘Myth Busting’, and the seminars aim to reinforce good basic inclusive playwork practice.
For more information, and to book onto a seminar, visit the KIDS website

25 May 2010, London
London Calling: Making your case count at the Public Examination
Planning Aid for London, in partnership with the Town and Country Planning Association and the JustSpace network, is holding this one-day conference for voluntary groups, which demonstrates how to access the London Plan Examination in Public, the forum at which groups can voice their opinions on the draft London Plan. The session will finish with a mock Examination in Public to familiarise groups with the procedure.
For more information, visit the Planning Aid for London website