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At the eighty-eighth Mile End Group Lord Adonis launched his book 'Education, Education, Education: Reforming England's schools'. The book describes Lord Adonis's quest to transform standards and opportunities in England s schools, and his ambition to make English education truly world class

The thirtieth event of King’s College London’s Strand Group took place at King’s College London on Monday 25th June.

Charles Moore, former editor of the Daily Telegraph and the Spectator, celebrated the release of his new book, Margaret Thatcher - The Authorised Biography: Volume Two, Everything That She Wants, at King’s College London on Tuesday 20 October.

On the evening of 14 November, Lord Adonis, Chairman of the National Infrastructure Commission and King’s Visiting Professor, delivered his inaugural lecture as Visiting Professor at King’s to a packed Strand Group event at the Guildhall in the City of London

This module explores the recent history and government of London.

'Chancellors and the Treasury: Managing the British Economy’ is the result of a unique collaboration between His Majesty's Treasury the Policy Institute at King's and the Strand Group. It studies the role and actions of the Treasury and its Chancellors since the Second World War up to the present day, through the context of the British economy.

The Conservative Years builds on the successful approach of ‘New Labour in Government’, by bringing its focus into even more ultra-contemporary historical study.

Dr Jack Brown gave the third Institutions of British Government Seminar on his book: The Geography of Power at No.10 Downing Street

At the twenty-ninth meeting of the Mile End Group Professor Peter Hennessy launched his book 'Having It So Good: Britain In The Fifties' he was introduced by the first man to run the sub-four minute mile Sir Roger Bannister