COVID and Brexit: Values and fault lines: which virtues should the UK now signal to the world?
on 10th March 2021
The 2012 London Olympics now feel like a lifetime ago. Many – not least quite a few Brits themselves...
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on 10th March 2021
The 2012 London Olympics now feel like a lifetime ago. Many – not least quite a few Brits themselves...
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on 19th February 2021
Values and Fault Lines As a nation, the Brits have been through quite a bit over the last year....
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on 18th February 2021
The following article captures key reflections from the Healthy Work Project Spring Roundtable which took place in early February...
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on 3rd February 2021
Brexit: reasons to be cheerful (or fearful) Part Two Matthew Gwyther reports on the second in a new season...
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on 21st January 2021
What those from outside the UK make of our nation’s latest adventure Three weeks in and how is Brexit...
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on 5th January 2021
“Big Tech is in its imperial pomp. And it’s not yet crying salt tears. There is plenty left to...
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on 11th December 2020
Competence, Character and Boiling Frogs – Is Britain now a country “too exhausted to care”? Matthew Gwyther reports on...
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on 9th December 2020
What are the UK’s prospects as it grapples with the twin demons of COVID and Brexit? 2020 was the...
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on 3rd December 2020
There is a German compound noun – schwellenangst – which means anxiety when crossing a threshold. Many of us develop...
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on 17th November 2020
In this article, from the Forward Institute, Matthew Gwyther interviews Jos de Blok; CEO & Founder of Buurtzorg discussing,...
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on 13th November 2020
In late October 2020, Jericho Chambers hosted five roundtable discussions about Suffolk’s future over five days. Fifty individuals participated...
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on 2nd November 2020
Although at a substantially reduced risk from the disease itself, the collateral damage caused by COVID has hit the...
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