Working to make government more effective

Working to make government more effective

Sam Sims

Former researcher

Sam joined the Institute in September 2010 after graduating from Brasenose College, Oxford University where he studied Politics, Philosophy and Economics. Previously he worked as a researcher on the book Brown at 10, co-authored by Anthony Seldon and Guy Lodge. Sam's research interests include local government, social policy and the policy making process.

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08 DEC 2011 Comment

An offer they can't refuse?

The government wants a new deal with cities requesting a 'genuine transaction... with both parties willing to offer up and demand things in return.

25 NOV 2011 Comment

Mayor or Nightmayor?

Back in May we suggested that the rejection of AV made elected city mayors the most important constitutional debate of this parliament.