There’s no money left
Can We Still Build a Fairer Society?
Date & time
26 October 2026 | 18.00-19.30
Event format
Attend event in person
Event type
Talk / panel debate
Event topic
Business, finance & economics, Money & finance, Politics & protest
Audience
Adults
Academic discipline
Economic and social history, Economics management and business studies, Politics and international relations
Venue
Sir Charles Wilson Building, University of Glasgow
Money & finance theme
What's on offer?
The University of Glasgow’s Centre for Public Policy invites you to join a panel discussion exploring Scotland’s progress towards public service reform.
What's it about?
There's too much month left at the end of money, is a sentiment long felt by families across the country. Now it's one faced by Governments across the UK as they grapple with rising debt alongside growing demand for key public services. Meanwhile, inequality remains stubbornly high, and levels of deep poverty are worsening. How do you tackle the cost of living crisis with so little money to spend?
Who's leading the event?
Chaired by Kezia Dugdale, featuring Angela O'Hagan (Scottish Human Rights Commission) and Dr Claire Macrae.
Open to
Anyone is welcome
Of particular interest to
Open to anyone interested in learning about the future of the UK economy and the cost of living crisis.
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