The IfG has identified five key areas where the prime minister can use conference to prove he is serious about delivering change.

Henry Hill joins the podcast team to make sense of Andy Burnham's first day back in parliament.

A rare and exciting opportunity to become a core member of the Institute for Government’s newly restructured senior team.

A rare and exciting opportunity to become a core member of the Institute for Government’s newly restructured senior team.

A weak No.10 and ineffective Cabinet Office require urgent attention

Does Andy Burnham’s experience as a regional mayor prepare him for No.10?

Past Present Future · Episode

Old problems and new challenges can be addressed by a government with the right ideas and commitment.

Keir Starmer has avoided a Privileges Committee inquiry – but the use of parliament's transparency mechanisms is likely to rise.

An IfG expert webinar explores the fall-out from the vetting and appointment row and the sacking of Sir Olly Robbins.

Women in Westminster

Westminster is dangerously underprepared for a multi-party future.

The next cabinet secretary needs to be a far more visible civil service leader.

The Downing Street chief of staff is the UK prime minister’s most senior political adviser.

Webinar for undergraduates or those with similar experience interested in working in the sector. Think tanks are research organisations that develop ideas and suggestions for action on a whole range o...

Why does the UK struggle with growth?

We're delighted to be hosting an online event in conversation with Lord Reed on Thursday 29 January exploring 'Why Trust Matters.' Find out more and register for your free ticket now: https://lnkd.in...

Sir Simon Fraser, Fiona Hill and Anand Menon join us to discuss the impact of Trump's presidency on the UK and Europe

Head of Leadership at the UK's Local Government Association. On secondment from the Cabinet Office. Linguist. Views my own.

Join us as we bring together influential speakers and experts to explore the key questions for government in 2026.

Exclusive: thinktank report finds health secretary has failed to improve productivity, with the health service unlikely to meet its targets

New guidance on civil servants speaking in public is a welcome return to common sense.

The Guardian’s Gaby Hinsliff joins the podcast team explore the row and what it says about the UK’s relations with Beijing.

Exclusive: Impact of austerity cannot be undone by end of parliament despite above-inflation funding, analysis finds

Labour, the Conservatives, the Lib Dems, Reform UK and the Greens all have plans to change how government works.

The ‘Brit card’ would be part of efforts to tackle illegal migration by verifying right to live and work in Britain