Working to make government more effective

Philip Nye is a Data Scientist at the Institute. 

He has responsibilities around the Institute’s data architecture and use of data visualisation, and contributes to the Institute’s outputs on reshuffles, education policy and government transparency, working mostly in Python and SQL. 

He joined the Institute in 2021 after previous experience in the civil service, at the National Audit Office, in journalism and at research organisation FFT Education Datalab. 

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16 APR 2024 Explainer

2023 boundary changes

What is happening to constituency boundaries, and why? How are they changing? How are MPs affected?

16 JAN 2024 Report chapter

Whitehall Monitor 2024: Part 2

Recommendations for civil service reform covering the workforce, ministers, the centre of government, policy making, digital and AI, and resilience.

16 JAN 2024 Report chapter

Whitehall Monitor 2024: Part 1

Analysis of how the civil service continued to change in 2023 - including its size, structure, turnover and budgets.

13 NOV 2023 Live-blog

Cabinet reshuffle – November 2023

The IfG team analyses all the latest ministerial moves as Rishi Sunak reshuffles his Cabinet and David Cameron makes a return to frontline politics.