The Unofficial Report

By: Women in Public Affairs Scotland
  • Summary

  • This is The Unofficial Report - a podcast from the Women in Public Affairs (WiPA) Scotland network. WiPA Scotland brings together professionals working at all levels in public affairs, politics, communications and policy in Scotland, to network, build friendships and provide support, advice and training. The Unofficial Report is a space for discussion and analysis of all that is happening in Scottish politics and public policy, off-the-record. www.womeninpa.co.uk/wipa-scotland @WomeninPAScot wipascotland@gmail.com
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Episodes
  • E18 - Young People and Politics
    May 5 2025

    Join Sarah and Ashley as they discuss the recently published UK Youth Poll 2025 from the John Smith Centre. This study focused on young people's views on democracy, social media and the economy - we asked what this means for Scottish politics and politicians in the run up to May 2026.


    You can read the full research here: https://www.johnsmithcentre.com/uk-youth-poll-2025/

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    47 mins
  • E17 - The State of Women: Are we Better off than we were 10 Years Ago?
    Apr 15 2025

    Join Rebekah, and guest host, Dominique, as we mark International Women's Day by discussing the realities of gender equality in the UK.

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    45 mins
  • E16 - Housing Policy & WiPA 2025 with Eli Harji (Co-Chair of WiPA Scotland)
    Feb 27 2025

    In this episode of The Unofficial Report, we are joined by our new-ish Co-Chair, Eli Harji who talks to us about why she got involved with WiPA and exciting plans for the year ahead. Eli also works for the Scottish Federation of Housing Associations and the main basis of our discussion focuses on housing policy in Scotland, including the declaration of a 'housing emergency' and how the main political parties are attempting to address this - including in the run up to Holyrood 2026. This was a fascinating discussion about the complexities of policy making - we hope you think so too!

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    41 mins

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