Rantin attempts to stitch together visions of Scotland’s romantic past with its ever-changing present reality, revealing the patchwork identity of a nation.
This exhibition showcases 60 works by Polish artists forced to flee mainland Europe during the second world war. Some of these artists journeyed through many countries before settling in the UK, while others were captured and imprisoned before finding their way to British shores.
Leading up to the 100th commemoration of the outbreak of the first world war, the exhibition features a series of large scale canvas panels from Stanley Spencer, one of the most original and acclaimed British painters of the 20th century.
2023 is the 75th anniversary of HMT Windrush arriving in the UK and celebrates the success and impact of those of […]
More than 140,000 Hong Kongers have moved to the UK in the first two years of the BN(O) visa scheme, […]
Breaking down the barriers to opportunity at every stage is one of Labour’s five missions for the government. This fringe […]
In 1948, Britain’s Commonwealth subjects answered the call emigrate and rebuild postwar Britain – symbolised by the arrival 75 years ago […]
The government is committed to reducing the number of people arriving in the UK – but with net migration hitting […]
More than 140,000 Hong Kongers have moved to the UK in the first two years of the BN(O) visa scheme, […]
As the cost-of-living crisis becomes central to British public life, it is necessary to understand what a Conservative policy on […]
British Future coordinates the Windrush 75 Network, which meets every two months to discuss plans for celebrating the 75th anniversary […]
“It’s increasingly difficult to talk about race – with younger graduates having a quite different language on race, that older […]
