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
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24 March 2026 International study identifies 'private solution trap' in global challenges like climate change – with contribution from King's researcher When the wealthy opt out of collective solutions inequality worsens, finds global study co-authored… Society
16 March 2026 £2,000 'no strings' cash helps care leavers stay in stable housing, landmark trial finds Giving young people leaving care an unconditional cash lump sum improved their housing, wellbeing… Society
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27 February 2026 New visiting and honorary faculty members appointed across Policy Institute The appointments, as well as renewals of existing members, deepen connections with government and… Society