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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Our Director, Charlotte Pickles, spoke to Times Radio's Adam Boulton about breaking down the barriers to Whitehall reform.
Civil Service World covers the launch of Reform's report 'Breaking down the barriers: why Whitehall reform is so hard'
Times Radio interviews former Permanent Secretary and Reimagining Whitehall steering group member, Jonathan Slater, on why Whitehall would still look recognisable to Harold Wilson, based on Re:State analysis of the barriers to reform.
Former Permanent Secretary and Reimagining Whitehall steering group member, Philip Rycroft, is interviewed for the Today programme on the launch of Re:State's new report.
Politico covers the launch of Re:State's report on why Whitehall reform is so difficult, based on interviews with 27 former Cabinet ministers, Cabinet secretaries, permanent secretaries, senior civil servants and political advisers.
The Times covers Re:State analysis on the barriers to Whitehall reform, with quotes from former Cabinet Secretary, Mark Sedwill, featured in the report.
Our Director, Charlotte Pickles, appeared on BBC Radio 4’s Any Questions, alongside Julian Dunkerton, Andrew Griffith MP, and Nick Thomas-Symonds MP – you can find the link here. They discussed topics including net zero, housebuilding, and investment in local public transport.
Researcher, Patrick King, is quoted in this article for CityAM on how clinical trials can benefit from greater cross-sector collaboration.
Director of Policy, Simon Kaye, writes for the Municipal Journal setting out five things we learned from Reform's Reimagining the Local State conference in Manchester.
Senior Researcher, James Sweetland, writes for The House on why Whitehall reform is so essential, to mark the two-year anniversary of the Declaration on Government Reform.
Senior Researcher, James Sweetland, spoke to BBC Radio 5 Live's Nihal Arthanayake about the need for a balanced debate about policing's failures and successes, as well as the importance of focusing on reform - even as resource pressures dominate the headlines.
Researcher, Patrick King, writes for CityAM on why clinical trials are key to the UK's prospects as a life sciences superpower.
Senior Researcher, Sebastian Rees, is quoted in this article in The Economist on how to rebuild and modernise the NHS.
Senior Researcher, James Sweetland, writes for Civil Service World on why ministers should engage more with junior officials, to improve policymaking and build a culture of accountability.
Senior Researcher, Sebastian Rees, writes for Men's Health magazine on 'A prescription to save the NHS'.