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Mayor of Bristol Diary for Mayor Marvin Rees November 2020 Sunday1 November 2020 No Appointments Monday 2 November 2020 09:00 Speak to open the EV World Congress 09:30 Internal meetings 12:00 Fortnightly Press Conference 13:00 Mayor’s Strategic Board 14:00 Internal Meeting 15:15 Pre-record interview with ITV 16:00 Attend Big Tidy Press Day Paint Out Tuesday 3 November 2020 08:15 ES Board pre-meet 09:00 LEP informal call 10:30 Cabinet Prep 11:30 Interview with Sam FM 14:15 Give evidence into Air Quality inquiry at House of Commons Environment, Food & Rural Affairs Committee 15:30 Cabinet pre-meeting 16:00 Cabinet Wednesday 4 November 2020 08:30 Weekly Interview on BCFM 09:00 Speak at Eurocities Annual Conference 10:30 WECA Leaders Meeting re North Somerset 11:00 Internal meetings 12:30 City Leaders Conference Call to discuss Covid-19 13:30 Internal meetings 16:45 Interview with Bristol TV re Lockdown Measures 17:15 Facebook Live prep 18:30 Facebook Live Mayoral Q&A Thursday 5 November 2020 08:30 Live Phone-in on Ujima Radio 09:00 Internal meeting 09:30 Catch up with Channel 4 10:00 Call with Regional Leaders 11:00 School Q&A with Woodstock Primary 11:30 Internal meetings 13:30 Interview with Financial Times 18:30 Discussion on Bristol Race and Reparations Friday 6 November 2020 08:30 Meeting with representatives from the National Law Society 09:00 Meeting with Bristol MPs 10:00 WECA Mayors and Leaders Meeting 13:30 Internal meeting 14:00 Covid-19 Local Engagement Board 15:45 Internal meetings Saturday 7 November 2020 10:00 Keynote Speech at ‘Break the Cycle’ Seminar 13:00 Post Break the Cycle meeting Sunday 8 November 2020 No Appointments Monday 9 November 2020 09:00 Speaker training ahead of DIT Investing into Cities webinar 18 November 09:30 Internal meeting 10:00 Full Council Prep 13:00 WEF - GFC on Cities of Tomorrow Council Working Session 2 14:00 Internal meetings 17:00 Speak at 'Leading the Way - Mayors and Migration' pre-recorded event for National Immigration Forum Tuesday 10 November 2020 08:00 Internal meeting 08:35 Interview on BBC Radio Bristol 09:00 Internal meetings 10:00 Full Council prep 16:30 Member Forum 18:00 Full Council Wednesday 11 November 2020 08:30 Weekly Interview on BCFM 09:00 Internal meeting 10:00 DIT Investing into Cities forum - Speaker Training 10:30 Record thank you message for workforce 11:00 Internal meeting 11:30 Fortnightly Press Conference 12:30 City Leaders conference call to discuss Covid-19 14:00 Pre-record presentation with BoKlok for Skanska Global conference 15:00 Mayor/PCC Covid update call 15:30 Speak at Living Wage SW Event 16:30 Internal meeting Thursday 12 November 2020 08:30 Live phone-in on Ujima Radio 09:00 Interview and Q&A session for Festival of Place 10:00 Internal meeting 12:00 Western Gateway Independent Economic Review 12:45 MHCLG Ministerial Webinar 13:30 The World Reimagined meeting 14:30 Call re mapping Covid-19 Friday 13 November 2020 08:00 Internal meeting 08:30 Meeting with Black artists 09:45 Internal meeting 11:00 Core Cities Cabinet meeting 12:00 Internal meetings 14:00 Covid-19 Local Engagement Board 15:00 Regional Recovery Taskforce Meeting Saturday 14 November 2020 No Appointments Sunday 15 November 2020 No Appointments Monday 16 November 2020 08:15 Call with representatives from LiveWest 09:00 Internal meeting 10:30 School Q&A with Oasis Academy Marksbury Road 11:30 Mayor’s Catch-up with Community Workers 13:00 WEF - GFC on Cities of Tomorrow Council Call 3 14:00 Mayor’s Strategic Board 15:00 Internal meetings 15:45 Call with founder of 56 Black Men 16:30 Call with pupil in Career Coach programme 17:00 Call with Representatives of Curo Tuesday 17 November 2020 08:00 Internal meeting 11:00 Call with the Leader of BANES Council 13:00 Internal meetings 15;30 Briefing for BEIS Select Committee 16:00 Briefing on HRA 30 year Business Plan Wednesday 18 November 2020 08:00 Weekly Interview on BCFM 08:30 DIT - Investing into Cities Forum Event 09:45 Speak at Housing and Race Conference 11:00 Pre-record for NHS SW annual Leadership Pride event 12:00 Internal meeting 12:30 City Leaders Conference Call to discuss Covid-19 13:00 City Regions Board 15:00 Film clip on allyship for Burges Salmon AGM 15:30 Meet representatives of Bristol Zoo 17:00 Call with Business West 17:15 Facebook Live prep 18:30 Facebook Live Mayoral Q&A Thursday 19 November 2020 08:00 Briefing with Wessex Water on Filton development 08:30 Live Phone-in on Ujima Radio 10:00 Meeting with ValueShift 10:45 Internal meetings 15:45 BEIS Select Committee Call 17:00 Internal meeting 19:00 Speak on panel at Together4Bristol Annual Meeting Friday 20 November 2020 09:30 Internal meeting 10:00 WECA - Mayors & Leaders meeting 14:00 Covid-19 Local Engagement Board 15:00 Brexit Response Group Meeting Saturday 21 November 2020 No Appointments Sunday 22 November 2020 No Appointments Monday 23 November 2020 09:00 Internal meeting 10:15 Pre-record interview for MODEM conference 11:15 Internal meetings 13:30 Present awards at Global Goals Centre Youth Design Challenges Awards Ceremony 14:30 3rd Global Leaders’ Summit Tackling Endemic Discrimination Post COVID-19 18:00 Internal meeting Tuesday 24 November 2020 08:00 Pre-Meet for BEIS Select Committee 08:30 Prep ahead of Press conference 09:15 Call with 1625 Independent People 10:15 Give evidence at BEIS Select Committee 13:00 Internal meetings 16:00 Call with People Power 16:45 Speak at University of Pennsylvania The World Today Series 19:00 ExcludedUK Event with Andy Burnham Wednesday 25 November 2020 08:30 Weekly Interview on BCFM 09:00 Internal meeting 09:30 Film videos for UK100 State of the Network Report 10:00 Speak about One City at Stepping Up Programme Module 4 10:30 Internal meeting 11:30 Fortnightly Press Conference 12:30 City Leaders Conference Call to discuss Covid-19 14:00 Speak to open Bristol's Race Equality Gathering 15:00 Internal meetings Thursday 26 November 2020 08:30 Live Phone-in on Ujima Radio 09:00 Internal meeting 10:00 John Darvall Hotseat on BBC Radio Bristol 11:30 Call with representatives of Sovereign 12:15 Attend C4 Virtual event - launch of future strategy 13:30 Meeting about Covid-19 South West Local Tiering Arrangements 15:30 Interview with The Guardian 16:00 Interviews – Tier 3 Arrangements 16:40 Joint Interview with Guardian and The Times 17:00 Speak at SARI AGM 17:45 Interview with BBC Radio 4 Friday 27 November 2020 08:30 Pre-meet with Regional Leader West & Wales, PwC 09:00 Internal meeting 09:30 Meet the Lord Mayor of London 10:00 Internal meetings 12:00 Pre-record message for World AIDS Day 12:30 Acorn quarterly meeting 14:30 SPEAK at Better Bristol Board Inaugural Meeting 15:00 Internal meeting 15:30 HERU Briefing - Waste reduction 16:00 Internal meeting Saturday 28 November 2020 No Appointments Sunday 29 November 2020 No Appointments Monday 30 November 2020 08:30 Pre-meet for Business West Initiative Meeting 09:00 Internal meeting 10:20 Speak at UoB Debates in Public Policy Series event 11:45 Internal meeting 12:15 BBC TV Politics Live Interview 13:00 Mayor’s Strategic Board 14:30 Internal meeting 15:00 COVID-19 response and recovery multi-board meeting 16:40 Internal meetings .
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