Do we still need artists in a generative AI world?
As generative AI technologies continue to evolve, the role of artists and creative professionals is under scrutiny. This sess…
13-20 November 2026 | Bristol, UK
As generative AI technologies continue to evolve, the role of artists and creative professionals is under scrutiny. This sess…
Dealing with the UK’s housing crisis is at the top of the new government’s agenda and is of great national economic and socia…
A one-off live event that offers the opportunity to meet Bank of England staff and share views on the economy and how it is a…
The landscape of personal finance is changing. In its new strategy, the Financial Conduct Authority changed its goal from pre…
In the second annual Marshall Paley lecture, Dr Swati Dhingra member of the Band of England’s Monetary Policy Committee joins…
As part of the Festival of Economics you are invited to a Brunel Centre and Futures West Policy Session on their latest polic…
In his hit podcast Cautionary Tales, Tim Harford brings stories of awful human error, tragic catastrophes, daring heists and …
Bank of England economists Jack Leslie and Rupal Patel host this unique workshop aimed at current GCSE and A-Level students.
Join staff from the Bank of England at this one-off event to share your views on the economy and how it is affecting your spending and plans for the future.
Monetary Policy Committee member Catherine Mann provides an expert perspective on the economy and monetary policy, and answers your questions.
In this opening session, we respond to the latest events in an attempt to better understand why economic uncertainty has defined 2026.
Is Brexit a dividend, or a disaster? In this session, we reveal what economists have learned about trade, inflation, tariffs, and industrial strategy in the decade since the UK voted to leave the EU.