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.
Our highlights
A keynote speech by Dan Tomlinson MP, Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury
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Are private members' bills a good way for MPs to decide on difficult policy issues?
An expert panel drew on lessons from the recent assisted dying bill and other PMBs to consider how backbench MPs should approach complex issues.
Chaos returns to Westminster: What next for Keir Starmer and the government?
An expert IfG webinar on the impact on government of Wes Streeting's resignation and Andy Burnham's Westminster ambitions.
What does the elections bill mean for the next general election?
An expert panel explored how lowering the voting age to 16 and restricting political donations could impact how elections are run.
What does the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Act mean for children’s social care?
An expert panel explored the next steps for children’s social care reform and new analysis from the Institute for Government.
What next for restoration and renewal of parliament?
An expert panel explored how parliament should approach the major restoration project, including lessons from other countries and industry.
Local and devolved elections 2026: Who won, who lost and what next?
Institute for Government experts brought essential analysis of the results of elections being held on 7 May in Scotland, Wales and across England.
A state rewired? Civil service leadership, diversity and morale
Our third webinar in a three-part series focused on the findings of Whitehall Monitor 2026.
What will the 2026 devolved elections mean for Scotland, Wales and the UK?
An expert panel previewed the following day’s Scottish and Welsh elections and explore the significance of the results.
A keynote speech by Matthew Pennycook MP, Minister for Housing and Planning
The Housing Minister set out the government's leasehold reform plans.
Book launch: What is immigration policy for?
Madeleine Sumption was joined by former Home Secretary Amber Rudd to explore how governments can design immigration policies that work.