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Photos from the 2011 Summit

Public Services Summit 2011 — Rt Hon Nick Clegg at the Public Services Summit 2011 Photograph: Sam Friedrich/guardian.co.uk

Public Services Summit 2011 — Andrew Harrop, Ray Mills, Peter Holbrook and David Brindle at the Public Services Summit 2011 Photograph: Sam Friedrich/guardian.co.uk

Public Services Summit 2011 — Networking at the Public Services Summit 2011 Photograph: Sam Friedrich/guardian.co.uk

Public Services Summit 2011 — Christian Bason at the Public Services Summit 2011 Photograph: Sam Friedrich/guardian.co.uk

Public Services Summit 2011 — David Brindle at the Public Services Summit 2011 Photograph: Sam Friedrich/guardian.co.uk

Public Services Summit 2011 — Panel session at the Public Services Summit 2011 Photograph: Sam Friedrich/guardian.co.uk

Public Services Summit 2011 — Katherine Kerswell, Max Wise, Jane Dudman and Jonathan Baume at the Public Services Summit 2011 Photograph: Sam Friedrich/guardian.co.uk

Public Services Summit 2011 — Frank Field MP, Hilary Cottam, Peter Marks and David Brindle at the Public Services Summit 2011 Photograph: Sam Friedrich/guardian.co.uk

Public Services Summit 2011 — Gala dinner at the Public Services Summit 2011 Photograph: Sam Friedrich/guardian.co.uk

Public Services Summit 2011 — John Bird at the Public Services Summit 2011 Photograph: Sam Friedrich/guardian.co.uk

Public Services Summit 2011 — Gala dinner at the Public Services Summit 2011 Photograph: Sam Friedrich/guardian.co.uk

Public Services Summit 2011 — Hilary Cottam at the Public Services Summit 2011 Photograph: Sam Friedrich/guardian.co.uk

Public Services Summit 2011 — Paul Lewis, Heather Brooke, Michael White and Steve Wood at the Public Services Summit 2011 Photograph: Sam Friedrich/guardian.co.uk

Public Services Summit 2011 — Prof. Eddie Obeng at the Public Services Summit 2011 Photograph: Sam Friedrich/guardian.co.uk

Public Services Summit 2011 — Roundtable discussion at the Public Services Summit 2011 Photograph: Sam Friedrich/guardian.co.uk

Public Services Summit 2011 — Roundtable discussion at the Public Services Summit 2011 Photograph: Sam Friedrich/guardian.co.uk

Public Services Summit 2011 — Will Straw, Job Sibson and David Brindle at the Public Services Summit 2011 Photograph: Sam Friedrich/guardian.co.uk

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