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The Coca-Cola Christmas Truck is set to visit Leicester on 17 December
November 04, 2015 by Katie Deighton

Coca-Cola defends sampling policy as MP raises concerns over Truck Tour

Coca-Cola has highlighted its policy not to market to under-12s yesterday (4 November), following an MP's remarks that the brand's

Nick de Bois founded events agency Rapiergroup in 1994
October 28, 2015 by Katie Deighton

Nick de Bois named Business Visits & Events Board chair

The Department for Culture, Media & Sport has announced former MP Nick de Bois as the chair of the new

Heappey previously served as a major in the army (@JSHeappey)
October 20, 2015 by Katie Deighton

Glastonbury MP to lead the APPG for Events

James Heappey, the MP for Wells, has been announced as the new chairman for the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG)

Nick de Bois ousted from Enfield North seat
May 08, 2015 by Katie Deighton

Nick de Bois loses seat in General Election [updated]

The chairman for the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Events, Nick de Bois, has lost his seat of Enfield

Nick de Bois stresses need to fund single industry lobbying body, such as BVEP
February 19, 2015 by Samantha Edwards

Confex 2015: Industry should fund BVEP, says Nick De Bois

MP Nick de Bois has told industry professionals they should "dig into their pockets" to fund a single lobbying group,

Nick de Bois chairs APPG inquiry and reveals results to industry
December 17, 2013 by Samantha Edwards

APPG inquiry findings reveal lack of industry responses

A total of 21 written and verbal responses from the UK event sector were submitted to the first All Party

Nick de Bois will highlight the APPG inquiry findings today
December 16, 2013 by Samantha Edwards

Growth barriers highlighted in APPG findings

Results of the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) inquiry into the international competitiveness of the UK event industry have shown