Past events

Marking 50 Years Since the Creation of the Defence Intelligence Staff

To mark 50 years since the creation of the Defence Intelligence Staff, Lord Hennessy chaired a panel including Vice Admiral Alan Richards, Sir David Omand and Mr John Morrison discussed

Ethics in the Civil Service

Lord O’Donnell (Cabinet Secretary 2005-2011) gave the one-hundredth and seventh Mile End Group, the fourth Sir Michael Quinlan Memorial Lecture where he discussed, ‘Ethics in the Civil Service’

Constitutional Implications of Coalition Government

Baroness Jay of Paddington delivered the one hundredth and sixth Mile End Group where she discussed the ‘Constitutional Implications of Coalition Government’

Two Futures For London

Lord Adonis gave the one-hundredth and fifth Mile End Group on ‘Two Futures For London,’ Lord Heseltine & Professor Tony Travers were respondents

Sure Start: Its Challenge to the Conventional Machinery of Government

Dame Tessa Jowell gave the one-hundredth and fourth Mile End Group on ‘Sure Start: Its Challenge to the Conventional Machinery of Government’

Uncertainty And The Transition to a New Normal for Monetary Policy

Professor David Miles of the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee spoke on ‘Uncertainty and the Transition to a New Normal for Monetary Policy’, at the one-hundredth and third meeting of the Mile End Group

The Science of Delivery

Sir Michael Barber gave the one-hundredth and second Mile End Group on, ‘The Science of Delivery’

‘The Treasury View: a Testament of Experience’

Sir Nicholas Macpherson gave the one-hundredth and first Mile End Group where he discussed ‘The Treasury View: a Testament of Experience’

How Government Really Works

Former Prime Minister Tony Blair gave the one-hundredth Mile End Group, where he discussed ‘How Government Really Works’