Presiding Officer Alison Johnstone Alison Johnstone opening our 25 years of Scottish Parliament event! 📣

Scottish Parliament Scotland's Futures Forum #ScotParl25

We're at Scottish Parliament today for our event with @scotfutures!
 
📍25 years of Scottish Parliament: What's next?
 
Supported by @ukandeu and in partnership with The Scottish Political Archive, we've got a packed agenda and we’re excited to welcome everyone this afternoon!
 
#ScotParl25

Today's #UofGSpotlight episode focuses on Scotland's efforts to #KeepThePromise to its care-experienced children and young people.

Featuring Fraser McKinlay from The Promise Scotland and Honorary Prof Sarah Davidson CEO of Carnegie UK.

Listen at: uofgspotlight.com

Eddie Barnes @eddiebarnes23 has been announced as director of our John Smith Centre

He brings extensive political experience to the role. Eddie succeeds Kezia Dugdale who is now Associate Director Centre for Public Policy

Congratulations and welcome to #TeamUofG !

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Policy Insights: What's Landing on the First Minister's Desk?

We asked Prof Jaime Toney about the climate policy challenges the First Minister's new Cabinet will be facing and Graeme Roy about the Budget environment.

Read Part Two: gla.ac.uk/research/az/pu…

As the new First Minister seeks to establish his vision for government we asked key voices from University of Glasgow 'What's landing on his desk?'

Read Prof Christopher J Carman's Policy Insight on the electoral significance of recent developments and the challenges ahead:

gla.ac.uk/research/az/pu…

Another big week for Scottish politics ahead - tune in to this podcast to better understand how minority government works and how crucial roles like the Business Manager become…

Really enjoyed taking part in this discussion where a trip down memory lane intertwined with a focus on the legislative challenges faced by a minority government. I was treated with noticeably way more respect than I am regularly by Calum Macdonald and Andy Maciver…

…So what does minority government ACTUALLY mean for public policy making in Scotland?

What can we learn looking back to 2007 and what’s fundamentally different in 2024? Answers in this special Centre for Public Policy Podcast with Geoff Aberdein and Nicola McEwen open.spotify.com/episode/0aTYTU…

Don't miss our special episode of #UofGSpotlight on Minority Government 🎧

Kezia Dugdale speaks to Geoff Aberdein and Nicola McEwen about minority government and what it might mean in practice for the political process and public policy.

Listen here: uofgspotlight.com