Past events
Our events have shaped views and made news, and have allowed our audience – both in the room and online – to engage with hundreds of speakers.
Explore our past events
The autumn statement 2023: pressures on public services
Baroness Morris and Stephen Bush joined us to discuss the state of public services ahead of the upcoming general election.
In conversation with Rachel Reeves MP: The Women Who Made Modern Economics
The Institute for Government was delighted to welcome Rachel Reeves MP to discuss her new book – The Women Who Made Modern Economics.
In conversation with Anas Sarwar MSP, Leader of the Scottish Labour Party
Anas Sarwar was in conversation with Dr Hannah White, Director of the Institute for Government, to discuss Scotland's constitutional future.
Data Bites #46: Getting things done with data in government
In an exciting, quickfire format, each speaker had eight minutes to present on data in government.
Upholding standards in public life: A keynote speech by Lord Evans
Lord Evans, Chair of the Committee on Standards in Public Life, reflected on the UK's approach to standards in public life.
What would the constitution of an independent Scotland look like?
The IfG was at the SNP Conference to discuss some of the fundamental questions about the operation of an independent Scotland's political system.
IfG at the Labour Party Conference 2023
The IfG was in Liverpool for a series of fringe events on the constitution, devolution, public services, AI and more.
IfG at the Conservative Party Conference 2023
The IfG was in Manchester for a series of fringe events on the constitution, levelling up, public services, AI and more.
Why does the UK underinvest in public service infrastructure – and how can the problem be fixed?
Lord O'Donnell, former Cabinet Secretary, joined us to discuss why the UK has set relatively low capital budgets.
The Future of the UK Constitution: the IfG and Bennett Institute Conference
The IfG and Bennett Institute hosted a special one-day conference to reflect on the state of the UK constitution and discuss proposals for reform.