British Sikh Consultative Forum
Dharam & Diversity: A Sikh perspective
An online webinar providing a Sikh perspective and its implications in the 21st century.
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Vaisakhi at Westminster 2025
Vaisakhi at Westminster 2025 The 18th function will be held on Wednesday 23 April 2025 from 6 – 8 pm in the Speakers State Rooms. British Sikh Consultative Forum holds a Vaisakhi celebration function every year at Westminster. The event is being organised by BSCF,...
17th Vaisakhi at Westminster 2024
Parliamentarians and Party leaders joined Sikhs to celebrate Vaisakhi again in 2024 at the splendid State Rooms of the Speaker of the House, Sir Lyndsay Hoyle MP. The event was sponsored by Rt Hon Pat McFadden MP of the Labour Party and Eddie Hughes MP of the...
Vaisakhi at Westminster 2023
Speeches from Vaisakhi at Westminster 2023 The Vaisakhi celebration is a significant event in the Sikh calendar, marking the creation of the Khalsa, the Sikh community's collective identity, and the birth of the religion's unique identity. The Westminster Vaisakhi...
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Vaisakhi at Westminster 2025
Vaisakhi at Westminster 2025 The 18th function will be held on Wednesday 23 April 2025 from 6 – 8 pm in the Speakers State Rooms. British Sikh Consultative Forum holds a Vaisakhi celebration function every year at Westminster. The event is being organised by BSCF,...
17th Vaisakhi at Westminster 2024
Parliamentarians and Party leaders joined Sikhs to celebrate Vaisakhi again in 2024 at the splendid State Rooms of the Speaker of the House, Sir Lyndsay Hoyle MP. The event was sponsored by Rt Hon Pat McFadden MP of the Labour Party and Eddie Hughes MP of the...
Vaisakhi at Westminster 2023
Speeches from Vaisakhi at Westminster 2023 The Vaisakhi celebration is a significant event in the Sikh calendar, marking the creation of the Khalsa, the Sikh community's collective identity, and the birth of the religion's unique identity. The Westminster Vaisakhi...
BSCF Interfaith Wellbeing Event
Passing of the Queen Long Live the King
10 SEPTEMBER 2022 PASSING OF THE QUEEN, LONG LIVE THE KING The Executive, Chairperson and members of the British Sikh Consultative Forum express our profound sadness at the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. The Queen brought stability and gradual change to...
Consultations
NHS Pension Scheme
NHS Pension Scheme: McCloud remedy part 1: proposed changes to Scheme Regulations 2022. This consultation closes at 11:45 pm on 20 January 2022. The Government is consulting on a draft Statutory Instrument making changes to NHS Pension Schemes Regulations necessary to...
Tackling illegal deforestation in UK supply chains
The government is seeking views ahead of secondary legislation to implement due diligence in UK supply chains to tackle illegal deforestation. This consultation closes at 11:45pm on 11 March 2022. They want to know your views on implementing Environment Act provisions...
Improving victims’ experiences of the justice
This government consultation seeks to understand how victims can be better supported through and beyond the criminal justice process across England and Wales, it closes at 11:59 pm on 3 February 2022. This consultation is the first significant step towards a landmark...
Smart meter targets framework: churn adjustment
Smart meter targets framework: churn adjustment The Government are seeking views on proposals to mitigate the impact of smart meter customers switching suppliers, 'churn', on energy suppliers’ minimum installation requirements for the second year of the new four-year...
Making flexible working the default
The Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy are seeking your views on this consultation which contains proposals to reform flexible working regulations (The Flexible Working Regulations 2014). It also covers the wider work being undertaken by the...
About Us
British Sikh Consultative Forum
Established 2002, The BSCF provides a forum for Sikh organisations to come together for mutual consultation as well as offer a central point for interface with Government, national bodies, organisation and other communities.
What we do
Consultations
The BSCF engages in consensus building and consultations on issues affecting British Sikhs
Network
BSCF networks with Gurdwaras, Sikh Organisations and individuals for important information, consultations, coordination and projects.
Information
BSCF information and advice on GurSikhi and Sikhs where needed and to Sikhs on issues that concern the Sikhs as a community.
Interface
BSCF acts as an interface between British Sikhs and Government as well as other institutions and communities.