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Vibrant Vintage Autumn Craft and Fair
The Vibrant Vintage Autumn Craft & Fair, organized by Victoria Claire and the Vibrant Vintage team, is a premier celebration of nostalgia, classic style, and sustainable fashion. Taking place within the historic surrounds of Victoria Hall in central Bolton, this full-day event brings together specialist vintage traders, independent retro craft makers, and passionate collectors from across Lancashire and Greater Manchester. Designed to offer an authentic alternative to fast fashion, the fair provides a vibrant marketplace where attendees can browse curated fashion pieces, rare collectibles, and handmade goods steeped in heritage and character.
Handpicked Vintage Clothing and Retro Collectibles
At the heart of the fair is an expansive showcase of genuine vintage garments and accessories spanning the decades from the 1920s right through to the late 1980s. Visitors can explore stalls filled with elegant evening dresses, classic tailoring, regal hats, genuine leather handbags, retro costume jewelry, and rare antique trinkets. Every vendor is selected for their quality and authenticity, providing fashion lovers with the opportunity to find one-of-a-kind statement pieces that add timeless charm to a modern wardrobe while supporting circular, eco-conscious fashion choices.
Artisan Craft Stalls and Handmade Treasures
Complementing the array of vintage apparel, the event features a selection of regional craft stalls displaying handmade creations inspired by mid-century aesthetics. Local artisans showcase bespoke homewares, upcycled textile accessories, hand-poured candles, retro prints, and custom gift items. Meeting the makers face-to-face gives guests an opportunity to learn about traditional crafting techniques, discuss custom orders, and support independent small businesses that keep creative heritage crafts alive in the local community.
Live Entertainment and Vintage Tearoom Experience
Beyond shopping, the Vibrant Vintage Fair delivers a complete sensory experience filled with warm atmosphere and music. Throughout the day, live performers will entertain guests with classic acoustic hits, swing tunes, and vocal melodies from eras past. Attendees can take a break from browsing by visiting the pop-up vintage tearoom, where delicious homemade cakes, scones, and traditional teas are served on classic china crockery. The social tearoom setting allows visitors to sit back, soak in the live music, and share their unique fair finds with fellow enthusiasts.
Expert Advice and Community Engagement
The fair serves as an educational and community hub for those interested in garment preservation, antique styling, and sustainable living. Event organizer Victoria Claire and visiting experts will be available to answer questions regarding fabric care, vintage sizing, and styling retro pieces for modern occasions. Whether you are a dedicated vintage collector or simply looking for a fun, creative day out with friends, the inclusive atmosphere ensures that every attendee feels welcome and inspired.
Visitor Information and Event Access
The Vibrant Vintage Autumn Craft & Fair takes place on Sunday, 18th October 2026, from 10:00 AM to 04:00 PM at Victoria Hall, located conveniently on Knowsley Street in Bolton. Entry is £2 at the door, with accompanied under-12s entering free. Positioned close to public transport hubs and town center car parks, the venue is fully accessible, making it an easy and delightful weekend destination. Join Vibrant Vintage in Bolton for a unique shopping and cultural experience.
Victoria Hall,
Bolton
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Sep 18 - 20, 2026
NextGen Wireless Tech Showcase 2026
The NextGen Wireless Tech Showcase 2026 stands as Ipswich’s premier exhibition for cutting-edge power solutions, consumer electronics, and smart ecosystem integration. Hosted by Touchdown Charging, a leader in sleek wireless charging innovations, this event brings together industry pioneers, local tech enthusiasts, and corporate leaders to explore the next generation of personal and office lifestyle technology. Held in the heart of Suffolk at the iconic Ipswich Corn Exchange, the comprehensive three-day showcase offers an exclusive look into how wireless power and ambient audio are transforming modern residential spaces, professional work environments, and mobile digital lifestyles. Attendees will experience live product demonstrations, hands-on interactive testing zones, and expert-led technical deep-dives into ecosystem interoperability and smart power distribution.
Innovative Product Unveilings and Exclusive Hands-On Demonstrations
At the very core of this showcase is the public unveiling of Touchdown Charging’s newest product line, featuring high-efficiency Qi2 fast-charging pads, multi-device desktop docks, elegant vegan leather desk accessories, and integrated smart audio home hubs. Visitors will get the first glimpse of upcoming global consumer releases designed for seamless power delivery and high-fidelity spatial sound. Live interactive testing stations will allow attendees to test rapid charging speeds across a wide array of personal hardware, including smartphones, smartwatches, noise-canceling earbuds, and portable laptop accessories. Product engineers will be on-site to explain internal thermal management, energy-saving standby modes, and advanced safety protocols.
Industry Insights, Technical Seminars, and Smart Home Trends
Throughout the three-day event, guest keynote speakers, hardware developers, and chief design officers will present engaging seminars focusing on modern consumer technology trends. Key session topics will explore the rapid evolution of magnetic inductive charging, the rise of sustainable consumer electronics made from eco-conscious materials, and the future of integrated smart furniture for modern home and corporate office environments. These sessions are specially structured to deliver practical insights for retail buyers, interior designers, hardware developers, and technology enthusiasts alike. Presenters will examine how improved energy efficiency is reshaping personal device charging ecosystems globally.
B2B Networking, Partnership Opportunities, and Show Exclusive Deals
Beyond consumer-focused exhibits, the event serves as a central hub for commercial networking, retail distribution partnerships, and tailored corporate gifting solutions. Business delegates will gain access to dedicated executive networking lounges to discuss bulk procurement contracts, custom corporate branding, and white-label hardware integrations with Touchdown Charging executive leadership. Regional retailers, UK electronics distributors, and corporate buyers can take full advantage of exclusive event-only pricing structures and special promotional offers. The exhibition actively fosters strong collaborative relationships across the regional technology sector, driving digital innovation within Suffolk and beyond.
Interactive Workshops and Future Technology Roadmap
The final day of the showcase features practical interactive workshops dedicated to the real-world applications of wireless power systems. Participants can join technical panel discussions, evaluate emerging charging standards, and learn best practices for maximizing device battery lifespan through optimized charging routines. Touchdown Charging’s product engineering team will also outline their strategic technology roadmap, inviting direct audience feedback to help guide future product designs. Whether you want to modernize your personal workspace, stock your retail inventory, or find premium corporate gifts, this event delivers an invaluable look into the future of wireless convenience.
Ipswich Corn Exchange,
Ipswich
10
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May 07, 2026
CSR in Accounting Global Forum
The International Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility in Accounting (ICCSRIA) 2026 addresses one of the most pressing transitions in the financial world: the shift from purely profit-driven reporting to holistic, value-based accounting. As stakeholders, investors, and regulators demand greater transparency regarding environmental and social impacts, the accounting profession finds itself at the center of the CSR movement. This forum brings together financial controllers, auditors, and sustainability officers to define the standards for the next decade of corporate reporting.
The event will delve into the complexities of "Green Accounting" and the standardization of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) metrics. Experts will lead discussions on how to quantify intangible social benefits and how to integrate carbon footprint data directly into financial statements. With new international regulations emerging, the conference provides a timely update on compliance requirements and the legal frameworks surrounding non-financial disclosures. Participants will learn how to move beyond "greenwashing" to provide authentic, data-backed reports that build long-term trust with the public.
Networking is a core component of ICCSRIA. The "Audit Innovation" lounge will feature software companies demonstrating automated ESG tracking tools and blockchain-based transparency solutions. Throughout the day, roundtable discussions will allow participants to share the challenges they face in implementing CSR strategies within large-scale organizations. This event is more than just a lecture series; it is a collaborative effort to reshape the financial sector into a force for positive global change, ensuring that the numbers on a balance sheet reflect the true cost and value of doing business.
Bradford City Hall,
Bradford
61
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May 13, 2026
Digital Age Curriculum Development
The International Conference on Curriculum Development in the Digital Age (ICC2DA) 2026 is an essential event for educators, administrators, and instructional designers navigating the rapidly evolving landscape of modern education. As artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and hybrid learning models become standard, the traditional curriculum must be reimagined to meet the needs of a digital-first generation. This conference explores the intersection of pedagogy and technology, focusing on how to build educational frameworks that are both resilient and inclusive.
The program includes comprehensive sessions on the integration of AI-driven personalized learning paths and the ethical implications of data usage in the classroom. Keynote speakers will discuss the "Global Skills Gap" and how digital-age curricula can bridge the distance between academic knowledge and industry requirements. Special emphasis will be placed on "Gamification" in learning, demonstrating how interactive elements can significantly increase student engagement and retention across various age groups and subjects.
In addition to theoretical discussions, ICC2DA offers hands-on "Tech-Labs" where attendees can test the latest educational software and hardware. These interactive sessions are designed to give teachers practical tools they can implement immediately in their own institutions. The conference also hosts a peer-reviewed research track, where scholars from around the world present their latest findings on digital literacy and cognitive development in online environments. This blend of practical application and academic rigor makes the event a cornerstone for anyone committed to the future of learning.
University of Bradford,
Bradford
78
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May 19, 2026
International Conference on Sustainable Farming
The International Conference on Soil Carbon Sequestration and Sustainable Farming 2026 is a premier gathering of agricultural scientists, environmental researchers, and industry leaders dedicated to the future of our planet's food systems. As global climate challenges intensify, the role of soil health and carbon sequestration has moved to the forefront of environmental policy and agricultural practice. This event serves as a critical platform for discussing the latest breakthroughs in carbon capture within soil, regenerative agricultural techniques, and the integration of technology into traditional farming landscapes.
The conference will feature a series of high-profile keynote addresses from world-renowned experts who are redefining how we interact with the earth. Attendees will explore diverse topics, ranging from the microbiological aspects of soil health to the macroeconomic impacts of sustainable farming subsidies. Throughout the day, specialized workshop tracks will allow participants to dive deep into practical applications, such as using biochar for soil enrichment and implementing precision agriculture to minimize nitrogen runoff. The event also emphasizes the "Circular Economy" in agriculture, showcasing how waste products can be transformed into valuable resources for the next crop cycle.
Beyond the technical sessions, the conference provides an unparalleled networking environment. Participants will have the opportunity to engage with policy makers and agri-tech innovators in a dedicated exhibition hall. This space will highlight new machinery, software solutions for carbon credit tracking, and organic soil amendments. Whether you are a researcher looking for your next collaborative partner or a farmer seeking to future-proof your land, this conference offers the insights and connections necessary to thrive in an era of ecological transition.
The National Science and Media Museum,
Bradford
58
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ISSDP Global Trends Networking Forum
The ISSDP Global Drug Trends Networking Forum is a premier evening event designed to foster connections between the diverse groups involved in the study and implementation of drug policy. Located in the vibrant setting of The Broadway in Bradford, this forum provides an informal yet professional atmosphere for the exchange of ideas and information. As the landscape of global drug markets shifts with technological advancements and changing social attitudes, staying connected with a broad network of peers is essential for anyone working in this field.
This event departs from the traditional lecture format, instead prioritizing structured networking and brief, high-impact "lightning talks." These talks will cover a range of topics, from the emergence of darknet markets to the economic implications of legalizing certain substances for medicinal use. The goal is to spark conversation and encourage participants to think beyond their immediate areas of expertise. For instance, a researcher focusing on criminal statistics might find valuable perspective from a technology professional working on secure communication platforms, or a local business leader interested in the economic health of the city.
Bradford’s status as a diverse and growing economic hub makes it an ideal location for a forum that considers the business and economic dimensions of drug policy. The event will attract a wide range of professionals, including legal experts, data scientists, and representatives from NGOs. This diversity of thought is central to the ISSDP mission, as the society believes that the most effective drug policies are those informed by a wide spectrum of evidence and experience.
In addition to the professional benefits, the forum offers a chance for the ISSDP community to celebrate the progress made in drug policy research over the past year. Refreshments and hors d'oeuvres will be served, providing many opportunities for organic conversation and the building of lasting professional relationships. Attendees will leave the event with new contacts, fresh perspectives, and a deeper understanding of the global trends that will shape the future of drug policy.
The Broadway Bradford,
Bradford
85
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ISSDP Public Health and Policy Seminar
This one-day seminar organized by the International Society for the Study of Drug Policy (ISSDP) focuses on the vital intersection of public health initiatives and drug policy reform. Held at the Cedar Court Hotel in Bradford, this event aims to bring together healthcare professionals, social workers, and policy researchers to discuss the most effective strategies for reducing the harms associated with substance misuse. The seminar will highlight recent studies that demonstrate the success of health-led interventions over traditional punitive measures, providing a platform for local Bradford health leaders to share their successes and challenges.
The morning sessions will delve into the clinical aspects of drug policy, examining how legislative changes directly affect the delivery of frontline medical services. Guest speakers from the ISSDP international board will present global data on harm reduction programs, offering a comparative look at how different nations manage the health consequences of drug use. This comparative analysis is crucial for understanding which models might be successfully adapted to the UK context, specifically within northern industrial cities like Bradford.
The afternoon will be dedicated to interactive breakout groups, allowing attendees to discuss specific local issues such as the opioid crisis and the rise of synthetic substances. These discussions are designed to generate actionable insights that can be fed back into both local council strategies and national policy recommendations. The seminar emphasizes the importance of a multidisciplinary approach, recognizing that drug policy is as much a health issue as it is a legal or social one.
By providing a forum for open dialogue between researchers and practitioners, the ISSDP Seminar ensures that policy remains grounded in the realities of clinical and social work. Attendees will gain a comprehensive overview of current trends in drug-related health outcomes and the evidence-based strategies being developed to address them. This event is a must-attend for anyone involved in the planning or delivery of substance misuse services in the West Yorkshire region.
Cedar Court Hotel Bradford,
Bradford
57
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ISSDP Public Health and Policy Seminar
The International Society for the Study of Drug Policy (ISSDP) is proud to announce an intensive two-day research workshop hosted in the heart of Bradford. This event serves as a critical bridge between academic inquiry and practical policy application, providing a focused environment for researchers to refine their methodologies and share preliminary findings in a peer-reviewed setting. As global drug landscapes continue to shift, the need for robust, evidence-based analysis has never been more urgent. This workshop is specifically designed to facilitate deep-dive discussions into the socioeconomic impacts of current drug laws and the potential outcomes of alternative regulatory frameworks.
The first day of the workshop will focus on quantitative and qualitative data collection challenges within the field of drug policy. Participants will engage in collaborative sessions led by senior ISSDP fellows, exploring how to navigate complex data sets while maintaining ethical standards. Bradford’s unique urban demographic provides a compelling backdrop for discussing localized policy interventions and their broader implications for national and international frameworks. By examining case studies from both the UK and international jurisdictions, attendees will gain a multifaceted understanding of how data influences legislative change.
On the second day, the focus shifts toward the dissemination of research and its influence on stakeholders. Moving beyond the publication of papers, this session explores how researchers can effectively communicate findings to government bodies, healthcare providers, and the general public. There will be dedicated time for "work-in-progress" presentations, where junior researchers can receive constructive feedback from established experts in the field. This nurturing environment is a hallmark of ISSDP, fostering the next generation of policy analysts and social scientists.
The Richmond Building at the University of Bradford provides the ideal setting for this academic exchange, offering state-of-the-art facilities and a collaborative atmosphere. Attendees will leave with a strengthened network of international colleagues and a toolkit of advanced research strategies. Whether you are a doctoral candidate or a seasoned policy advisor, the insights shared during these two days will be invaluable for your future contributions to the study of drug policy.
University of Bradford, Richmond Building,
Bradford
62
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ISSDP Policy and Research Workshop Bradford
The International Society for the Study of Drug Policy (ISSDP) is proud to announce an intensive two-day research workshop hosted in the heart of Bradford. This event serves as a critical bridge between academic inquiry and practical policy application, providing a focused environment for researchers to refine their methodologies and share preliminary findings in a peer-reviewed setting. As global drug landscapes continue to shift, the need for robust, evidence-based analysis has never been more urgent. This workshop is specifically designed to facilitate deep-dive discussions into the socioeconomic impacts of current drug laws and the potential outcomes of alternative regulatory frameworks.
The first day of the workshop will focus on quantitative and qualitative data collection challenges within the field of drug policy. Participants will engage in collaborative sessions led by senior ISSDP fellows, exploring how to navigate complex data sets while maintaining ethical standards. Bradford’s unique urban demographic provides a compelling backdrop for discussing localized policy interventions and their broader implications for national and international frameworks. By examining case studies from both the UK and international jurisdictions, attendees will gain a multifaceted understanding of how data influences legislative change.
On the second day, the focus shifts toward the dissemination of research and its influence on stakeholders. Moving beyond the publication of papers, this session explores how researchers can effectively communicate findings to government bodies, healthcare providers, and the general public. There will be dedicated time for "work-in-progress" presentations, where junior researchers can receive constructive feedback from established experts in the field. This nurturing environment is a hallmark of ISSDP, fostering the next generation of policy analysts and social scientists.
The Richmond Building at the University of Bradford provides the ideal setting for this academic exchange, offering state-of-the-art facilities and a collaborative atmosphere. Attendees will leave with a strengthened network of international colleagues and a toolkit of advanced research strategies. Whether you are a doctoral candidate or a seasoned policy advisor, the insights shared during these two days will be invaluable for your future contributions to the study of drug policy.
University of Bradford, Richmond Building,
Bradford
58
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Jun 17, 2026
AI for All Can AI Transform the World for Good
Artificial Intelligence is no longer a concept of the future; it is a reality that is fundamentally altering how we live, work, and interact.The University of Bradford, in collaboration with the National Science and Media Museum, presents "AI for All," a thought-provoking public lecture that examines the ethical and practical implications of the AI revolution.As AI permeates sectors from healthcare and business to sport and environmental sustainability, this event asks the vital question: can we ensure this technology transforms the world for the better, or does it pose risks we are not yet prepared to handle?
The lecture will be led by experts from the University’s Computer Science and Engineering departments, who will demystify the complex algorithms behind AI. They will showcase real-world examples of how AI is already being used to solve global problems, such as predicting climate change patterns, personalizing medical treatments, and optimizing renewable energy grids. However, the discussion will not shy away from the darker side of the technology, including concerns regarding data privacy, algorithmic bias, and the potential for job displacement. This balanced approach ensures that attendees gain a comprehensive understanding of the landscape.
Held at the iconic National Science and Media Museum in the heart of Bradford, the event is designed to be highly engaging and interactive. Following the main presentation, there will be a live Q&A session where audience members can pose their questions and concerns directly to the experts. There will also be live demonstrations of AI technologies, allowing the public to see these systems in action. "AI for All" is more than just a lecture; it is an invitation to the community to participate in the conversation about our collective future. Whether you are a tech enthusiast or someone who is skeptical of the digital age, this event provides the clarity and insight needed to navigate the AI-driven world.
National Science and Media Museum,
Bradford
78
0
Jun 11 - 12, 2026
African International Conference 2026
The African International Conference 2026 stands as a significant academic and cultural milestone at the University of Bradford, providing a global platform to discuss the critical issues, opportunities, and challenges shaping the African continent today. This two-day event brings together a vibrant community of scholars, practitioners, innovators, and government officials from across Africa and the international diaspora. The conference is structured around the theme of sustainable growth and innovation, exploring how African nations can leverage technology, education, and policy to drive a prosperous future.
The conference program is comprehensive, featuring plenary sessions led by distinguished guest speakers who are leaders in their respective fields. Topics range from economic development and political stability to healthcare innovation and digital transformation. In addition to high-level talks, the conference hosts several parallel sessions where emerging researchers have the opportunity to present their papers and receive feedback from seasoned academics. This focus on nurturing the next generation of African scholars is a core component of the event’s mission.
Beyond the academic rigor, the African International Conference 2026 emphasizes the importance of networking and professional development. A pre-conference workshop is included to help participants hone specific skills such as grant writing and international collaboration. Throughout the two days, roundtable debates and informal coffee breaks provide ample space for delegates to share ideas and establish partnerships that extend beyond the conference walls. The University of Bradford, with its long-standing history of international engagement and research excellence, is proud to facilitate this crucial dialogue. Attendees will leave with a deeper understanding of the African context and a renewed sense of purpose in contributing to the continent's success on the global stage.
Richmond Building, University of Bradford,
Bradford
67
0
May 28, 2026
Making Diversity Interventions Count Conference
The "Making Diversity Interventions Count" Annual Conference (MDICAC) 2026 is a premier gathering of scholars, practitioners, and policymakers dedicated to advancing equality, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) within the workplace and across wider society. In an era where diversity initiatives are often critiqued for being performative, this conference focuses on the critical question: how do we make diversity interventions actually work? By bringing together a diverse range of voices, the event aims to move beyond rhetoric and towards evidence-based practice that delivers measurable results.
The day-long conference features a series of keynote speeches from internationally recognized experts in social justice and organizational behavior. These speakers will share the latest research findings and case studies of successful EDI implementation. Following the keynotes, attendees can participate in thematic breakout sessions covering topics such as inclusive leadership, tackling systemic bias in recruitment, supporting neurodiversity, and creating safe spaces for marginalized groups. These workshops are designed to provide practical tools that delegates can take back to their own organizations to foster a more inclusive environment.
Furthermore, the MDICAC 2026 serves as a vital networking hub. The University of Bradford, known for its commitment to social inclusion, provides the perfect backdrop for these difficult yet necessary conversations. Participants will have the chance to connect with peers from various sectors—including higher education, healthcare, and the private sector—to share experiences and forge collaborative partnerships. The event concludes with a panel discussion focusing on the future of EDI in a rapidly changing global landscape. This conference is an essential date for anyone committed to creating a fairer, more equitable world where everyone has the opportunity to thrive regardless of their background.
Norcroft Centre, University of Bradford,
Bradford
104
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