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Ed Humpherson, Office for Statistics Regulation, on why 'transformation' has been so challenging for official statistics.
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Dr Lauren Petrie, Government Internal Audit Agency, on the GIAA's work with data and AI
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James Plunkett, Kinship Works, on the energy at the edges - and how the centre c…
Rachel Coldicutt, Careful Industries, on local government AI procurement and a new version of Consequence Scanning
Katy Beale, Chief Delivery and Engagement Officer - Digital and Innovation, Westminster City Council, on Rethinking Local Government Technology
Our event from the 28th of January 2026.
Matt Wood-Hill, MHCLG, and Linda O'Halloran, TPXimpact on public service market-shaping
Patrick Diamond, Professor in Public Policy, Queen Mary, University of London, on what we've learned from 25 years of research on government effectiveness
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