Owen Garling

Knowledge Transfer Facilitator, Bennett Institute for Public Policy

Owen Garling works at the Bennett Institute in the role of Knowledge Transfer Facilitator. He is currently on secondment from his role as a Transformation Manager at Cambridgeshire County Council, where his work has focussed on understanding how the public sector can work differently by taking a more deeply embedded place-based approach to how it works. His work also looks at how taking a wider systemic view of the world can help the public sector to address some of the complex challenges it faces.

Will Lord

Department for Business and Trade (DBT)

David Whineray

Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO)

Sara Allen

Greater Cambridge Impact

Rosie Cornelius

UKRI

Richard Banks

Ofgem

Jon Lloyd

Waltham Forest Council

Deborah Cadman

Birmingham City Council

Esther Kwan

Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government

Rachel Fisher

Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs (Defra)

Eliza Easton

Erskine Analysis

Hayley Sims

RSA

Tom Maitland

Confederation of British Industry (CBI)

Dr Peter Jelfs

Brunel University, London

Graham Pendlebury

Department for Transport (DfT)

Beatrice Andrews

Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government

Beth Chaudhary

Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education

Bennett Institute for Public Policy, University of Cambridge

Knowledge Transfer Facilitator

18 June 2024, 9:30am

2024 CSaP Annual Conference

The Royal Society played host to a successful Annual Conference, where experts from academia, policy, and civil society and others from CSaP's network gathered to explore the future of science and technology in the UK.
6 July 2023, 5:30pm

The 2023 Reynolds lecture: 'Wisdom sits in places: the extraordinary power of the sense of place'

The 2023 Reynolds lecture will be held on Thursday 6 July 2023 at Emmanuel College, Cambridge. Madeleine Bunting will be speaking on the power of place and the many ways in which we use it to inspire identity, belonging and deep attachment.

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Social Infrastructure and Levelling Up Our Communities

Expenditure on social infrastructure may not provide the capital or jobs that show 'value for money' directly, but may head off social problems and economic costs in the future. Can and should we trust local areas to drive their own policy decisions? Or should we have a more 'joined up' national agenda?

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