British Sikh Consultative Forum
Dharam & Diversity: A Sikh perspective
An online webinar providing a Sikh perspective and its implications in the 21st century.
Latest Posts
Vaisakhi at Westminster 2022 Videos
Kirtan by the students from The Khalsa Academy, Wolverhampton Informal interviews, Vaisakhi at Westminster, with The Speaker of the House, MPs and delegates Vaisakhi at Westminster, 2022 speeches Michael Gove Speech
Vaisakhi at Westminster 2022
VAISAKHI AT WESTMINSTER 2022 - 15th function will be held on Monday 25 April 2022 from 6 - 8 pm in the Speakers State Rooms. This year we can celebrate it in person as the Pandemic appears to be at an end. British Sikh Consultative Forum holds a Vaisakhi celebration...
March 2022 Newsletter
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News
Vaisakhi at Westminster 2022 Videos
Kirtan by the students from The Khalsa Academy, Wolverhampton Informal interviews, Vaisakhi at Westminster, with The Speaker of the House, MPs and delegates Vaisakhi at Westminster, 2022 speeches Michael Gove Speech
Vaisakhi at Westminster 2022
VAISAKHI AT WESTMINSTER 2022 - 15th function will be held on Monday 25 April 2022 from 6 - 8 pm in the Speakers State Rooms. This year we can celebrate it in person as the Pandemic appears to be at an end. British Sikh Consultative Forum holds a Vaisakhi celebration...
Interfaith working group event
Interfaith working group on crisis and related matters during emergencies or suggest alternatives - Interfaith event on Thursday 17 February 2022 from 7pm via Zoom. Join us via: https://bit.ly/3Jvjir6 Meeting ID: 827 3051 0277 Passcode: 01554
Dharam and Diversity
The British Sikh Consultative Forum (BSCF) Interfaith Group hosted an event on Thursday 18 November 2021 during Interfaith Week about Dharam and Diversity: A Sikh Perspective. The guest speaker was Dr Jasdev Rai, General Secretary of the BSCF and Director of the Sikh...
No words to express the tragic loss of Sir David Amess, MP
The British Sikh Consultative Forum (BSCF) is sad to learn about the death of Sir David who had been a Conservative backbencher for nearly forty years. The nature of the attack and the tragic death is shocking. No words can explain the unprovoked, senseless attack....
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.