The PCC's Public Affairs Director will be participating in a roundtable event in Belgrade to discuss the establishment of a Press Council in Serbia. The PC is often called upon to discuss its experience by Press Councils worldwide. More information about the PCC's international work can be found at http://www.pcc.org.uk/external/international/index.html

Staff from the PCC will be attending and exhibiting at the Citizens Advice Bureau Annual Conference taking place at the University of York. Literature and information will be available about the work of the Commission.

The Chairman and other representatives from the PCC will be holding an evening briefing for members of the Scottish Parliament's Cross Party on Culture and Media at Holyrood. The event forms part of our ongoing work to ensure that elected representatives are fully briefed on the PCC's role and range of service. To find out more about this, go to Government Relations and Public Affairs.

Will Gore will be delivering a training seminar to media handlers at the MOD's Defence Media Operations Centre. This forms part of our ongoing work with the Ministry of Defence to ensure those working with the media understand the PCC's services.

A PCC representative will be speaking about our work at the Samaritans annual conference. This engagement is part of the PCC's ongoing work with the Samaritans around the reporting of suicide.

Will Gore will be a panellist at a conference arranged by the Westminster Media Forum, titled 'Reflecting diversity - the LGBT community and the media'. Further details are available at http://www.westminsterforumprojects.co.uk/forums/event.php?eid=141

Will Gore will be delivering a training seminar to media handlers at the MOD's Defence Media Operations Centre. This forms part of our ongoing work with the Ministry of Defence to ensure those working with the media understand the PCC's services.

The PCC's Public Affairs Director, Will Gore, will be running a seminar about key PCC rulings to students at Kent University BA Journalism course. We work with many Media and Journalism courses throughout the UK to ensure that those entering the profession understand the Commission's thinking.

This year's annual conference of the Alliance of Independent Press Councils of Europe (AIPCE) will take place in Amsterdam. A representative from the PCC will attend and discuss policy developments and key adjudications from 2010. See www.aipce.net for more information about the group's work.

The PCC will be holding a public Open Day in Southampton later in the year. Full information will be announced nearer the time but do save the date if you live locally and would like to come along.