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UK user groups, community calls and the conferences worth the train fare — for Dynamics 365 and the Power Platform. Taken from the organisers' own feeds, so the dates here are theirs, not our guesswork. All times are UK local.

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Next 7 days

  • Wed 4 Nov18:00–20:00

    Newcastle Power BI and Fabric User Group AGENDA: 18:00 - Introductions 18:05 – Brijesh Tanna: Data testing frameworks, scripts and notebooks 19:00 - Refreshments & networking 20:00 - Finish BIO: Brijesh Tanna is a Lead Test Engineer at the NHS Business Services Authority, with 13

    Newcastle Power BI & Fabric User GroupNorth of Englandpower-bi
  • Thu 5 Nov17:00–18:00

    This is a Microsoft community run event were you will get to hear the latest updates directly from the SQL engineering team, with expert‑led sessions spotlighting new capabilities and practical guidance for Azure Data Community members.

    Manchester Data Platform User GroupNorth of Englandpower-bi

November 2026

  • Thu 19 Nov17:45–20:30

    Network, learn, ask a question, meet other folks - these are all things that happen at user group events. These events are a really great opportunity to socialise in an informal learning experience.

    Manchester Data Platform User GroupNorth of Englandpower-bi
  • Thu 26 Nov17:30–20:15

    Fabric & Power BI Manchester User Group Join us for November's PBIMCR meet-up.

    Fabric & Power BI Manchester User Group (#PBIMCR)North of Englandpower-bi

Communities

The user groups behind these dates. Most meet monthly or quarterly — join the group itself to hear about dates before they reach any feed.

Recently

Just gone. Kept because the same groups run monthly — if you missed one, the next is usually four weeks later.

  • Thu 29 Oct17:45–19:45

    Fabric & Power BI Manchester User Group 🚀 #pbiMCR: FabCon Europe 2026 Key Takeaways! We are back! Fresh off the plane from the European Microsoft Fabric + SQL Community Conference in Barcelona, the #pbiMCR team is bringing all the major announcements, roadmap updates, and techni

    Fabric & Power BI Manchester User Group (#PBIMCR)North of Englandpower-bi
  • Thu 15 Oct17:55–19:55

    Newcastle Power BI and Fabric User Group AGENDA: 17:55 - Introductions 18:00 - Craig Porteous: Centralise or Federate - How to Scale your Lakehouse 18:45 - Isi Turner: Crafting a Personal Brand: Your Career Deserves More Than Just a CV 19:30 - Refreshments & networking 20:00 - Fi

    Newcastle Power BI & Fabric User GroupNorth of Englandpower-bi
  • Tue 13 Oct17:30–19:30

    Fabric & Power BI Manchester User Group Calling all Power BI & Fabric Data enthusiasts We've been invited back to run a special User Group event at Data Decoded 2026 conference at Manchester Central * Enjoy thought-provoking PBI & Fabric talks and demos from industry experts and

    Fabric & Power BI Manchester User Group (#PBIMCR)North of Englandpower-bi
  • Thu 8 Oct17:45–20:30

    Network, learn, ask a question, meet other folks - these are all things that happen at user group events. These events are a really great opportunity to socialise in an informal learning experience.

    Manchester Data Platform User GroupNorth of Englandpower-bi

Where this comes from

  1. User group meetings come from each group's own published calendar feed, refreshed nightly. The organisers own the dates; we only mirror them.
  2. Conferences are added by hand and marked Hand-listed, because their organisers publish no machine-readable feed at all — every conference site checked renders its dates in the browser.
  3. Regions are worked out from each event's venue and title, since most feeds carry no structured location. An online user group with no home region shows under every region; the community calls are global, so they drop out when you pick one.
  4. Titles, dates and venues only. The full write-ups belong to the organisers, so follow the link to read them — and register there too.
  5. The calendar feed carries the same events, refreshed nightly, and follows the filters you pick. Subscribing keeps it current — your calendar re-reads it on its own schedule, which for Google can be up to a day. Times arrive in your own time zone.
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