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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.

Add this view to your calendarOutlook (work or school)Outlook.comGoogle CalendarApple / otherOnly User groups · In person · London. Or paste this link into any calendar app: https://365-almanac.app/calendar/feed.ics?type=groups&format=in-person&region=london
More calendars to subscribe to — just the parts you want

Want one region or one group? Pick a region in the filters, or use Subscribe on a group's card under Communities — the buttons above then give you a calendar of just that.

2 upcoming matching0 online3 communities

November 2026

December 2026

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 22 Oct18:30–20:00
    AI-built reports to question & comment on with Zebra BI on Fabric & Power BI

    We're excited to be back on Thursday 22nd October with a recap of the latest Fabric announcements from the Fabric Community Conference (Fabcon) and a session with Dhaval Sadaiya from Zebra BI: AI-built reports you can question and comment on, with Zebra BI on Fabric and Power BI

    London Microsoft Fabric & Power BI User GroupLondonpower-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.
  6. No affiliate links and no paid placement, here or anywhere else on this site.