• In or Out? Debating Britain’s EU membership: 3rd Seminar: National Security & Global Influence

    One Birdcage Walk

    In association with the James Madison Charitable Trust, the School of Politics and International Relations at the University of Kent, including ResPublica trustee Professor Adrian Pabst, is organising a series of three seminars entitled “In or Out? Informing the political debate and popular opinion on UK’s EU membership”. These seminars will take place in the run-up […]

  • The Benefits of EU Collaboration for Higher Education and Research

    Woburn House 20 Tavistock Square, London

    Universities UK and ResPublica invite you to a unique EU referendum event on Thursday 9 June at Woburn House in Central London. With all eyes on the impending referendum on 23 June, one of the sectors that will be most impacted by the outcome of this decision is Higher Education, and the life-changing research conducted within our world-leading […]

  • True North 2016: Realising the Northern Powerhouse

    The Lowry Theatre Pier 8, The Quays, Media City, Salford, Manchester, United Kingdom

    On Friday 8th July, ResPublica's inaugural North conference Finding True North hosted over 250 leaders from across the North at the beautiful Lowry Theatre, Salford. Covered by Manchester Evening News, The Guardian, The Times, FT and on BBC Daily Politics, the conference saw the launch of A Manifesto for the North mapping out the next steps for the […]

    £75.00
  • Defeating Inequality Conference

    Unconfirmed Venue London

    As we launch our new Defeating Inequality Commission, ResPublica will host leading politicians, influencers and thinkers to discuss the causes of economic, social and cultural inequality. with Economic Inequality: Sir Keir Starmer MP, Member for Holborn and St Pancras, former Director of Public Prosecutions; Torsten Bell, Director, Resolution Foundation Social Inequality: Tristram Hunt MP, former Shadow Education […]

  • Eradicating Fuel Poverty

    with Angus MacNeil MP, Chair, Energy Select Committee This event is by invitation only. Please contact vanessa.schneider@respublica.org.uk for more information  

  • Backing Beauty Roundtable

    ResPublica

    Held on 20th July 2016 as part of the work of ResPublica's Backing Beauty Commission, this roundtable focused on how to encourage local authority investment in the public realm at a time of fiscal restraint, and how to make the most of the considerable resources and enthusiasm of ordinary citizens in shaping their locality. The […]

  • Lessons from America: Time for a British Small Business Administration?

    Committee Room 10, Houses of Parliament

    with Maria Contreras-Sweet, Administrator of the US Small Business Administration Bill Esterson MP, Shadow Small Business Minister Margot James MP, Small Business Minister (invited) Phillip Blond, Director, ResPublica ResPublica is delighted to be joined by Administrator Contreras-Sweet, appointed by President Obama to his cabinet to head the Small Business Administration (SBA) in 2014, as she […]

  • Building Prosperity: A Reception for Tomorrow’s Engineers Week

    House of Commons House of Commons, Westminster, London

    Refreshments provided With Neil Carmichael MP, Chair, Education Committee Chris White MP, Business, Innovation and Skills Committee Professor Tony Travers, Director of LSE London, London School of Economics Rt Hon Robert Halfon MP, Minister for Apprenticeships and Skills (invited) In 2015, the engineering sector contributed an estimated 27% of the UK’s total GDP. Within a […]

  • Going to Scale: Building the homes we need

    Committee Room 5, Houses of Parliament

    Clive Betts MP, CLG Select Committee Chair, joins Stephen Hammond MP, Treasury Select Committee member, to discuss our new approach to scale up and accelerate housing delivery. A new approach to housing can meet need around the country and close the intergenerational divide in asset ownership. Despite a concerted drive, housing starts last year remained over 50,000 short […]

  • Defending Religious Liberty: Placing society at the heart of the new British Bill of Rights

    Committee Room 5, Houses of Parliament

    Fiona Bruce MP, Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Religious Education, is joined by academics and other experts, in a discussion of the value of defending religious liberty. Recent controversial court cases have made religious liberty extremely relevant to policy makers and the general public. This report will explore what more Government can do to understand the religious implications of […]