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Its time for banknotes to reflect Britain’s ethnic diversity

16 December 2018

The ethnic diversity of modern Britain should be reflected by the Bank of England including a historic figure from a black and minority ethnic background, a new campaign backed by over 200 public figures launched in a letter to the Sunday Times today. (more…)

Muslim voices lead new UK asylum calls for Pakistani Christian Asia Bibi

13 November 2018

British Muslim voices lead new calls for the UK to offer asylum to Asia Bibi, a Pakistani Christian woman recently...

We are recruiting for new trustees

15 November 2018

British Future is seeking to recruit three new trustees to join our high-calibre Board and Executive Team.

British Future is recruiting for our 2019 Internship Programme

26 March 2018

British Future is Hiring: we are currently accepting applications for our 2019 Internship Programme.

Remember Together

18 October 2018

How remembering shared history can bring people from different faiths and ethnic backgrounds together - and promote integration.

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How do you feel about the first world war centenary?

7 November 2013

As part of our research for our latest report, Do mention the war, British Future commissioned a nationally representative...

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Britain votes to Leave – we must now come together to get the best Brexit for Britain

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Somewhere in England: Portraits of Americans in Britain 1942-45

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The National Conversation on Immigration: Final report

0:01 Monday 17.9.18

The National Conversation on Immigration is the biggest-ever public...

British Histories: What's Your Story?

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