Re:State's research and commentary is regularly featured in the media. You can find press coverage of Re:State's work here.
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Daily Mail covers Re:State analysis on follow-up waitlists, the 'hidden waitlist', with quotes from report co-author, Sebastian Rees and data visualisations from the report.
London Playbook features Re:State analysis on follow-up waitlists, the 'hidden waitlist'.
The Telegraph also covered Re:State report on follow-up waitlists, the 'hidden waitlist', with quotes from Senior Researcher and report co-author, Sebastian Rees and the estimated total size of the waitlist from the report.
The Times covers Re:State analysis on follow-up waitlists, the 'hidden waitlist', with quotes from Senior Researcher and report co-author, Sebastian Rees.
The BBC covers Re:State's event with Lord Maude, trailing recommendations from his upcoming review of the Civil Service.
The Telegraph covers Re:State's 'in conversation' event with Lord Maude, highlighting his comments on the need for the civil service to combat "groupthink" and a tendency recruit to "bland" candidates.
Researcher, Patrick King, writes for Civil Services World on why driving value for every taxpayer pounds means overhauling accountability and incentives in Whitehall.
Senior Researcher, Sebastian Rees, writes for the Municipal Journal on the role of local authorities in boosting mental health outcomes for young people.
BBC News features a write-up of Re:State's report on the barriers to Whitehall reform.
Politico's London Influence features a deep-dive interview with our Director, Charlotte Pickles, on what her report tells us about breaking down the barriers to Whitehall reform.
Senior Researcher, James Sweetland, writes for the Municipal Journal on how a local-first approach is essential to an effective pandemic response.
Our Director, Charlotte Pickles, spoke to Times Radio's Adam Boulton about breaking down the barriers to Whitehall reform.