Date: 10 October 2025
Steve Ballinger reports from British Future events at Labour and Conservative conferences focused on inclusion in the workplace.
Date: 10 July 2025
Year 8 drama students at Eden Girls’ School, Waltham Forest explore the topics of immigration, home, belonging and identity in their play ‘The Migration Diaries’.
Date: 30 September 2022
Situated between a Foot Locker and a TK Maxx in Lewisham Shopping Centre lies The Migration Museum, which has made […]
Date: 1 August 2022
England’s Lionesses are the footballing champions of Europe. For the hosts at Wembley, this was the perfect ending to a […]
Date: 26 July 2022
My first memories of football were on the concrete playground of my central London primary school, playing alongside one other […]
Date: 31 December 2018
With issues of identity, immigration and integration never far from the headlines, these were some of British Future’s main contributions to the public debate.
Date: 16 December 2018
The ethnic diversity of modern Britain should be reflected by the Bank of England including an historic figure from a […]
Date: 29 May 2018
Britain is a decent country. Most people are fair and tolerant: only a small and toxic minority hold hateful views. But when they voice them, it still causes immense harm. The ‘No place for prejudice’ campaign urges everyone to stand up to prejudice if they see it.
Date: 15 June 2017
Chris Creegan looks back at the General Election campaign in Scotland
Our @sundersays is on the @BBCRadio4 Today Debate with Amol Rajan tonight at 8pm, discussing “Has the UK given up on freedom of speech?”
Our @sundersays column for @easterneye this week on the Gaza peace deal, efforts to bolster UK community relations after the Manchester attack, and book-burning free speech advocates {1/2]
How can we help make workplaces fair and inclusive? At Labour & Conservative conferences, British Future (with @kpmguk) brought together politicians, business leaders & experts to explore how to unlock opportunity for all. Read more below [1/2]
Moment of reflection planned one week on from Manchester synagogue attack
Moment of reflection planned one week on from Manchester synagogue attack
Communities across the UK are being encouraged to hold vigils, light candles, or have moments of silence.
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"Are you representing an organisation here?", I asked a Muslim attendee. “I’m here as a Mancunian mate,’ he replied. “That’s what I’m representing.”
Our Avaes Mohammad's reflections from Friday's vigil in Manchester following the appalling Synagogue attack. [1/2]
The new 'Pride in Place' programme "fires the starting gun in Labour’s race to address the sense of national decline fuelling polarisation & populism," writes our @jakepuddle – but ministers should be wary of presenting it as a silver bullet to heal divides. [1/2]
Profile in @guardian today of our Director @sundersays, talking about British Future's work and immigration, race, prejudice, flags and patriotism – and why he's still optimistic about Britain
How do those working for fairness and inclusion in the workplace differentiate hostile backlash from legitimate critique and challenge?
If you’re at @Conservatives party conference today, join us to discuss (Midland Hotel, Trafford, 6pm)
#CPC25 [1/3]
Farage refused to confirm whether Hong Kongers would be exempt from his plans to jettison ‘indefinite leave to remain’ (ILR) status.
Asked about those fleeing Beijing’s authoritarianism in the former city state, the Reform leader was unequivocal: ‘800,000 people are due to…
Join us at #CPC25 on Mon 6 Oct at 6pm for:
‘Unlocking Opportunity: The case for Inclusive Employment’
Speakers: Baroness Stedman-Scott; @SiobhanAarons of @ToryReformGroup; Anna Purchas, @kpmguk;
Prerna Bhardwaj, Mayor of Gerrards Cross;
@Sundersays, British Future.
