28 October 2026 Fast Stream essays win top marks from former heads of DfE and Defra The prize recognises outstanding policy writing by School for Government students Society
27 October 2026 New network for behavioural and environmental economists launched with workshop The network will enable greater collaboration between researchers Society
26 October 2026 'Relentless expansion' of regulation holding back growth, say John Kingman and Shriti Vadera New paper argues government should at least hold total regulatory costs flat across this Parliament Society
5 October 2026 Britain can put growth first, say John Kingman and Shriti Vadera The Growth Papers will set out measures that are affordable, deliverable and politically possible Society
25 September 2026 School for Government awarded grant to study public trust in automated vehicles As automated vehicles approach launch in the UK, policymakers need robust evidence on public… Society
30 June 2026 We need more than tax breaks to increase military recruitment Increasing the appeal of military service more broadly is also vital Society
24 June 2026 School for Government hosts major Civil Service conference on evidence-led government The School partnered with the Cabinet Office for a conference on how government can learn from what… Society
24 June 2026 I believe that we will win Evidence-based policy is winning slowly, unevenly, and not without cost. Michael Sanders argues that… Society
1 June 2026 New honorary and visiting faculty members appointed to the School for Government Three new appointments deepen the School's expertise in evaluation, behavioural science and the… Society
7 April 2026 Power Rangers: reflections from a doctoral researcher on participation, sample size and ethics of recruitment What if the biggest threat to your research isn't your methodology – it's getting anyone to show… Society