📢EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT How was it for you? Scotland's referendum decade Join us for a panel discussion! 📅 17 September, 7pm 👩‍🦰 Jeane Freeman Jonathon Shafi Prof Adam Tomkins Dani Garavelli Eddie Barnes 📍Sir Charles Wilson Building, University of Glasgow 👉 johnsmithcentre.com/event/how-was-…

📍Panel: ‘#ForgottenWisdom?  Can we learn from the early days of Scottish devolution?’ 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Great to see two of the CPP team on this David Hume Institute & Women in Public Affairs Scotland (WiPA) panel, with different hats on! Stephen Noon & Sir John Elvidge speaking alongside friend of CPP Esther Roberton 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇪🇺.

Our Director Nicola McEwen spoke to Women in Public Affairs Scotland (WiPA) on their podcast - The Unofficial Report.🎧 They discuss the establishment of the Centre for Public Policy at University of Glasgow and all things devolution & intergovernmental relations. Tune in, share, follow: open.spotify.com/episode/5B8Bdx…

A perspective from Graeme Roy and myself in today’s The Times and The Sunday Times on how to engineer U.K. regional development in a way which includes all the nations and regions - this element of HM Treasury UK Government Scotland policy is crucial for U.K. productivity (1/2) thetimes.com/uk/scotland/ar…

🎧 A reminder to listen to our new podcast episode with Professor Nicola McEwen, Director of Centre for Public Policy, exploring the complexities of devolution. Really interesting conversation - click here to listen in: rb.gy/5ntm1k

📢The next round of applications for our Parliamentary Internship Programme is now open! 🔵 10 week paid placement with an MSP 🟡 2024/25 junior & senior honours level undergraduate students 🟢 Flexible working pattern 📅 Apply by 13 October 2024! johnsmithcentre.com/our-work/inter…

📆Less than two weeks to go to our event 'How was it for you?' and tickets are going fast! Get yours today: eventbrite.co.uk/e/990987639707

We're back for Season Four of #UofGSpotlight! 💡 Nicola McEwen & Kezia Dugdale speak to Liz Lloyd & Ken Macintosh about the newly published #ProgrammeforGovernment. Discussing the content, process and scrutiny of the PfG with two experts. Listen here: uofgspotlight.com

What’s in it, what’s not and why? How does it compare to previous years and who is right about the health of Scotland’s public finances? All covered in this #pfg pod from Centre for Public Policy

🧐How can innovation districts succeed while sharing benefits with local people? 📢 Join our event on Weds, Oct 23 at 11 am to hear about our policy white paper outlining steers and warnings for place-based inclusive innovation. 📷 👉 Sign up here: bit.ly/IDWhitePaper

News!🚨 The European Group for Public Administration Conference (EGPA) 2025 is coming to Glasgow. The Centre for Public Policy at University of Glasgow will host #EGPA2025 26 - 29 August. We look forward to welcoming you! FYI International Institute of Administrative Sciences #EGPA2024 attendees📣 youtu.be/Q_veISFNJIY

ICYMI! 🎧 More podcast news... tune into Graeme Roy speaking with Prosper about whether the mission for Scotland’s economy to be fair, green and growing can be achieved. 👇

ICYMI: Liz Lloyd speaks about the challenges of delivering reform and preventative spend in government. 🗣️Liz Lloyd, former Strategic Adviser and Chief of Staff to the First Minister of Scotland. Tune into this week's #UofGSpotlight on the #ScotPfG: uofgspotlight.com

How does the #ProgrammeforGovernment affect the Scottish Parliament? 🗣️Ken Macintosh, former Presiding Officer of the Scottish Parliament, talks us through the process and how the PfG influences the parliament's work. 🎧Listen to the full #UofGSpotlight episode: uofgspotlight.com

ICYMI - this piece from myself and Graeme Roy on why local growth plans must city regions across the UK’s nations came out last week - it’s now freely available on our Centre for Public Policy website: gla.ac.uk/research/az/pu… Glasgow City Region Glasgow Chamber The Productivity Institute

Great to hear Centre Senior Fellow Graeme Roy on the first episode of the new Prosper podcast! 🎧 They explore whether the mission for Scotland’s economy to be fair, green and growing can be achieved. Tune in 👇

ICYMI - we posted a new piece from Anton Muscatelli and Graeme Roy last week 📣 📝Local growth plans must reach City regions across the UK's nations (Originally published in The Times on 30 Aug) Read it here ➡️gla.ac.uk/research/az/pu…

NEW on the blog📣 Centre Senior Fellow Professor Nicole Busby UofG School of Law writes about the omission of the Human Rights Bill from the Scottish Government’s Programme for Government #PfG. 📝Scotland's Human Rights Bill: A promise unfulfilled 🔗gla.ac.uk/research/az/pu…