Is it all that grim up in the north of England? Does London-based decision-making mean the North is often overlooked?
Richard Bean’s new play is a fast-moving satire about the press, the police and the political establishment in Great Britain.
This summer will see a landmark exhibition to commemorate the remarkable but largely forgotten contribution and experiences of Sikh soldiers, as well as the families they left behind.
British Future will be at the Liberal Democrat, Labour and Conservative party conferences this autumn, bringing our latest research and […]
Earlier this month members of the South Asian Bridgers Network came together for the network’s first in-person meeting. The day […]
Ahead of Windrush Day, British Future joined Nottingham Forest Community Trust at the City Ground to help bring Windrush history […]
British Future, Leyton Orient Community Trust and the Office of Calvin Bailey MP came together on Tuesday 23 June 2026 […]
In this British Future webinar, Madeleine Sumption, Director of the Migration Observatory at the University of Oxford, joins Sunder Katwala, […]
Around 45 people gathered at Belgrave Neighbourhood Centre in Leicester for an evening of discussion, reflection and community conversation on […]
Local community members young and old came together at the Highfield Centre in Leicester on Saturday 16 May to explore […]
Around 70 people gathered at Gallery Oldham for a day of storytelling, creative making and community conversation, brought together by […]
Nearly 100 people joined British Future’s webinar on Tuesday 24th March 2026 for the launch of our new England United: […]
