This exhibition looks at all things co-operative. For 150 years The Co-operative has grown to first manufacture and then to sell products. Its services continue to support the families and communities of the UK “from the cradle to the grave.”
A musical and visual journey based on the songs, stories and poems of one of Scotland’s most iconic exiles. A Jewish, Scottish, Londoner, Cutler’s music and words range from the whimsical to the disturbing.
As the UK prepares to lift working restrictions on Bulgarians and Romanians, Birmingham City University – in association with BBC Radio 4 – is hosting a public debate to explore wider immigration issues.
Time & Date: Monday 3rd October, 4.15pm-5.45pm Location: The Gallery Room, Hilton Garden Inn, Birmingham The Conservative Party leadership contest […]
The Labour Party will be expected to have a substantive agenda for race equality at the next General Election, […]
Join us at this year’s party conferences, first at Labour in Liverpool for fringe events on race and levelling up. ‘What […]
“They were war veterans called on to rebuild the Mother Country that they had already fought for,” said Reverend Michael […]
British Future brought together friends and supporters from across civil society, media, politics, business and culture this week at an […]
Who will be at No 10 come the local elections in May, and who will be celebrating their results? Could we see […]
Cricket, and sport in general, has an opportunity to make real change on diversity and inclusion in the wake […]
If the Covid pandemic did generate a ‘Blitz spirit’ during the crisis itself, its positive legacies are likely to fade […]
While fighting a ‘culture war’ may bring short-term political rewards, the lesson from America is that it fails in […]
