Our next event will be on the 28th of January.
* Matt Wood-Hill, MHCLG, and Linda O’Halloran, TPXimpact on public service market-shaping.
* Second speaker to be announced soon!
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@transformgovtalks.bsky.social
Our next event will be on the 28th of January.
* Matt Wood-Hill, MHCLG, and Linda O’Halloran, TPXimpact on public service market-shaping.
* Second speaker to be announced soon!
Register now!
luma.com/pc7ji8sg
Available on Spotify.
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And Apple Podcasts.
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YouTube recording of the event.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=NS8h...
Derek
She was followed by Derek Alton, Host & Chief Explorer at Civic Punks, on A Journey Into the Future of Government: What does 21st-century government that works for people and the planet look like?
11.12.2025 17:05 — 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0Caroline
We had another excellent event last night.
First up was Caroline Star, Operations Director at School of International Futures, on Governing Beyond the Now: Why Policy Needs a Long View and How We Get There.
Welsh Government chief statistician, Stephanie Howarth, speaks at Data Bites 60. She joined us virtually - she has a photo of Aberystwyth behind her (though she joined us from Cardiff), with a Welsh Government logo top right, 'data bites' top left, 'pd' bottom left, and the timer showing 07:36 bottom right
Penny Babb from the Office for Statistics Regulation presents at Data Bites 60. She is stood behind a lectern and in front of a Data Bites banner (right hand side of image). I am sat down on the left hand side of the image. Between us is a big screen showing Penny's first slide, which reads 'Introducing The Code of Practice for Statistics'
Martine Wauben from the Greater London Authority presents at Data Bites 60. She is stood behind a lectern (the top of which is just about visible) and in front of a banner reading 'public digital' at the top and 'data bites' further down
Michelle Waters from the ONS presents at Data Bites 60. She is stood behind a lectern, the top of which is visible, and in front of the Data Bites banner.
StatsWales... Statistics Code of Practice... Data for London Library... Census 2031...
November's Data Bites @publicdigital.bsky.social had something of a stats and data discovery theme
Catch up on it - video plus lots more detail from our speakers - here!
public.digital/pd-insights/...
Where one of our previous @transformgovtalks.bsky.social speakers (medium.com/@transformgo...) highlights another project we've had present (medium.com/@transformgo...)
Join us tomorrow for our final event of 2026! luma.com/1b6pmysz
🚨 THIS WEDS, 6PM 🚨
Join @transformgovtalks.bsky.social, in person @tpximpact.com or online, for our latest event:
- Caroline Star, School of International Futures, on Governing Beyond the Now: Why Policy Needs a Long View
- @derekalton.bsky.social, Civic Punks, on A Journey Into the Future of Govt
TransformGov Talks: Innovating Together . December meetup 👇
Gov people, reformers, civic nerds . this one is for you
🗓 Wed 10 Dec
📍 TPXimpact, Whitechapel
With Caroline Star (School of International Futures) and Derek Alton (Civic Punks)
Free pizza 🍕
🔗 luma.com/1b6pmysz
Our next event will be on the 26th of November with @rachelcoldicutt.bsky.social and another exciting speaker to be announced soon.
You can register now!
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Audio versions from Apple Podcasts
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and Spotify.
open.spotify.com/episode/0gw6...
Video available here.
youtu.be/VC6DAFnSavk
Ed Humpherson
Ed Humpherson, Office for Statistics Regulation, on why 'transformation' has been so challenging for official statistics.
30.10.2025 12:58 — 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0Dr Lauren Petrie
We had another excellent event last night.
Dr Lauren Petrie, Government Internal Audit Agency, on the GIAA's work with data and AI
A bull with prominent horns is depicted in a stylized logo. The bull is in motion, with its body angled towards the left. Behind the bull, there's a dynamic, flame-like shape split into two colors: the upper part is a deep blue with a halftone dot pattern, and the lower part is a vibrant red, also with a halftone dot pattern. The overall impression is one of strength and movement.
217 people have now registered for UK Gov Camp 2026 ( #ukgc26 ) in #Birmingham on Saturday 17 January 2026.
Register to attend or sponsor via UKGovCamp.com, repost this message and share with your colleagues.
We welcome everyone, whether you work with the #PublicSector or not.
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🚨 6PM, WED 29 October 🚨
At the MoJ or online
Ed Humpherson, Office for Statistics Regulation, on why 'transformation' has been so challenging for official statistics
Dr Lauren Petrie, Government Internal Audit Agency, on the GIAA's work with data and AI
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Register is open for UKGovCamp 2026!
Join us on 17 January 2026 for a free, community-led unconference where public sector people meet to share ideas, collaborate, and improve services.
Spaces are limited. Secure your spot today: forms.gle/tL5q1ZBHYxAq...
🚨 6PM, WED 29 October 🚨
At the MoJ or online
Ed Humpherson, Office for Statistics Regulation, on why 'transformation' has been so challenging for official statistics
Dr Lauren Petrie, Government Internal Audit Agency, on the GIAA's work with data and AI
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At 6pm, Wed 29 October (online/London SW1), it's the 10th @transformgovtalks.bsky.social
Speakers include head of the Office for Statistics Regulation, Ed Humpherson, on why 'transformation' has been so challenging for official statistics
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Our next event is on Wednesday the 29th of October once again at the MoJ. Ed Humpherson, Office for Statistics Regulation, will be speaking on why ‘transformation’ has been so challenging for official statistics alongside another exciting speaker to be announced soon!
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You can download this posted to put up where you work to advertise our events!
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Our AI generated write-up : docs.google.com/document/d/1...
And our AI generated podcast based on the event : drive.google.com/file/d/1wk21...
Audio on Spotify : open.spotify.com/episode/3Srg...
And Apple Podcasts : podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/t...
The video is on YouTube.
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This was followed by Ben Sauer, author/speaker/coach: teaching people the art of strategic storytelling, on “Always Be Creating Clarity: Daily habits for strategic storytelling”.
25.09.2025 21:23 — 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0We had another great session at the MoJ yesterday thanks to our excellent sponsors GovCamp, DXW, TPX, Public Digital, Anmut and Oxford Insights.
Dr Moira Nicolson and Holly Marquez, Senior spoke on “Failing Forward: Why Planning for AI Disasters Unlocks Breakthrough Innovation”.
Really looking for to Wed night's TransformGov Talks on
Unlocking breakthrough innovation by planning for AI disasters
and daily habits for strategic storytelling...
Sign up here for interesting chat and free 🍕🍕🍕 (if you join in person in London): luma.com/sm09nslz
Thanks to everyone who shared our latest advert!
18.09.2025 09:48 — 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0🚨 6PM, WED 24 September 🚨
Join us at the MoJ or online
* Dr Moira Nicolson & Holly Marquez "Failing Forward: Why Planning for AI Disasters Unlocks Breakthrough Innovation"
* Ben Sauer "Always Be Creating Clarity: Daily habits for strategic storytelling"
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Would you like to help out with TGT?
We've had many great speakers and really good chat. To keep it going we need 1 or 2 people to join us. One evening a month at the MoJ, a 30 min weekly call and maybe an hour a week of actions. If you're interested email transformgovtalks@gmail.com. Thanks!