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As he says "In a series of enjoyable and bite-sized fictional (but almost certainly not that fictional) tales, Corry walks you through the life of a special adviser, or Spad." Buy a copy for your 2025 reading shelf via dancorrywriter.com

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Tomorrow at 10.00am, we will question expert witnesses from Demos, The Future Governance Forum (FGF) and Re:State about the Government’s ability to deliver on its key missions as part of our Mission Government inquiry. Find out more 👇

Hear FGF Chief Economist Dan Corry discuss the problem of getting more public investment into every region of the country - and the role the Treasury's Green Book plays in hampering this. Watch Centre for Cities's event back now 👇 youtube.com/live/9ZwNoOSdm…

Great to be part of this excellent conversation. I've been working on and thinking about the Green Book in different ways most of my working life! Sad but true.

Interesting session at LSE today about what will and should transform the way government works in the future. NPM is mostly over, Missions are one option going forward. But general agreement that for good or ill, AI is going to drive profound change.

🚨🚨Next event live on 17 June now live on Eventbrite. Labour and industrial strategy lessons from history. An all-star panel packed with insight: eventbrite.co.uk/e/137236955728…

I'm speaking at this which should be good and fun - whether you agree with the 'all-star' designation or not! Do come.

The government has expressed frustration over its attempts to release billions of pounds generated from the sale of Chelsea FC in 2022 for charitable causes, and is now threatening legal action civilsociety.co.uk/news/governmen…

Interested in the forthcoming Infrastructure Strategy? This Building Magazine story explores how private finance might play a role building.co.uk/features/what-…

Setting mission-driven govt up to succeed requires a radical overhaul of the state: not just its structures & processes, but its culture, capabilities & ways of working. Today we publish our submission to PACAC Committee’s Mission Government Inquiry ⬇️ futuregovernanceforum.co.uk/resource/writt…

Carers Trust’s Policy and Public Affairs Director, Dominic Carter, on BBC Breakfast today calls for far more support for carers to match the soaring levels of care they are providing for family members. Item starts at 08.17: bbc.co.uk/iplayer/live/b… (item only available for a

Interested in how the government is going to govern over the next four years and the future of its five national missions? Read this LabourList article by our Chief Economist Dan Corry about the Comprehensive Spending Review⬇️ labourlist.org/2025/06/spring…

Today’s #spendingreview will reveal who gets what & how this government plans to govern for the next 4 years. Dan Corry, FGF's Chief Economist, asks: ‘Will national missions be central to the #ComprehensiveSpendingReview ?’ #CSR futuregovforum.substack.com/p/will-nationa…

Who are the winners and losers from today's Spending Review? And will the Chancellor’s bet on spending big early, rather than saving it for election year, pay off? FGF Chief Economist & ex-No10 Policy Unit head Dan Corry breaks it down >> publicfinance.co.uk/opinion/2025/0…

FGF Chief Economist Dan Corry recently joined the panel at Centre for Cities's Green Book event to offer his analysis, drawing on his time in the Treasury. 🎥 Watch the event back here: youtube.com/live/9ZwNoOSdm…

The govt's Green Book Review this week won praise from England’s metro mayors, long frustrated that investment favours London and the South East. But will a few tweaks to Treasury rules really move the dial? Chief Economist Dan Corry takes a look >> futuregovernanceforum.co.uk/2025/06/13/gre…

My thoughts on the latest Green Book review futuregovernanceforum.co.uk/2025/06/13/gre…

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Fascinating historical insight on Labour's industrial strategy last night. Huge thanks to stellar panel (r-l) Dan Corry, Nick Matthews, Nick Comfort, Laurence Turner MP, Kitty Ussher, LHG Chair Greg Rosen. Huge thanks to Laurence Turner for chairing brilliance & host Dianne Hayter