Our latest policy recap
We produce quarterly policy updates to recap our activity influencing policymakers. Our latest recap covers Autumn 2025, from contributing to a change in plans on landfill tax reform to COP30, and from reacting to the UK’s new carbon budget to voicing our priorities to Ministers.
Our latest consultation response
In October 2025, we submitted a response to the Medr/2025/17: Apprenticeship Programme in Wales: Consultation. Our response is formed from our experience in connecting learning, skills and professional registration, by creating clear pathways to professional registration in the environmental sector.
Collaborative activity
The Environmental Policy Forum (EPF) is a network of UK-based environmental professional bodies promoting environmental sustainability and resilience for the public benefit. SocEnv is the Secretariat of the EPF. Together, we have delivered cross-sector consensus on the ten environmental priorities which policymakers must urgently address. To view our priorities and more, click the link below.
Get involved
If you are a Chartered Environmentalist (CEnv), Registered Environmental Practitioner (REnvP) or Registered Environmental Technician (REnvTech), please get in touch to express your interest in getting involved with our policy work by contacting us via the link below.
More from SocEnv
The Environmental Policy Forum Responds to Biodiversity Net Gain Announcement
We have collectively written to Emma Reynolds MP and Steve Reed MP, following the Government's announcement on Biodiversity Net Gain.
SocEnv Reacts to UK Carbon Budget and Growth Delivery Plan
Today (29 October 2025), the UK Government published details on how the country will deliver emissions reductions up to 2037.
Environmental Policy Forum
The Environmental Policy Forum is a network of UK based professional bodies working in collaboration to influence decision-makers.
The Environmental Policy Forum issues open letters to Environment and Housing Ministers
We have collectively written to Emma Reynolds MP and Steve Reed MP, re: unlocking the economic potential of the green transition.
