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Stories of modern England: a nation at a crossroads

07 Jul 2022

Award-winning journalist and editor Jason Cowley revisits key news stories of recent times to reflect on how England has changed, and the state of the nation now.

A person walks along a riverside path with street lamps on the left and buildings on the right. Two bridges span the river in the background under a clear sky, partially obscured by mist.

Feature

Farming out loud

27 Jun 2022 Shakara Tyler

A Black food sovereignty movement in the US promotes healing and justice

A red and a green bell pepper sit side by side on a wooden surface. Both peppers are creatively decorated with various words in bold, white text, showcasing themes like sustainability, ecology, and community. The background has a rustic wooden texture.

Blog

Design principles for democratic innovation

28 Jan 2020 Ed Cox

Ed Cox on the opening of the International Week of Democratic Innovation at the People’s History Museum in Manchester.

Shadow of an outstretched hand with fingers spread wide, cast on a textured wall. Soft sunlight and faint shadows of foliage are visible, adding depth to the scene.

Blog

Northerners don’t think they get a fair deal from the government

10 Dec 2019 Ed Cox

Could regional inequality decide the General Election? The results of our new poll of Northern voters.

Multicolored wooden blocks are arranged in a staggered pattern, creating a vibrant, textured wall. The blocks vary in shades of red, yellow, green, blue, and orange, highlighting the grain of the wood and providing a three-dimensional appearance.

Blog

How could a basic income change people’s lives?

16 May 2019 Ian Burbidge, Aima Ahmed

Three examples of how a basic income could help people take control of their futures.

Stories of modern England: a nation at a crossroads

Farming out loud

Design principles for democratic innovation

Northerners don’t think they get a fair deal from the government

How could a basic income change people’s lives?

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