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Building learning power

Building learning power The South Central Region of the RSA is holding a series of events aimed at sharing ideas about education. These events are run by and for RSA Fellows with the aims of: The South Central Region of the RSA is holding a series of events
Festival celebrating social enterprise in Plymouth

Festival celebrating social enterprise in Plymouth Plymouth’s annual Social Enterprise City Festival took place last week and had a particular cause for celebration, having recently been named as one of Britain’s first social enterprise cities by Social
The New Moonlighters: Can part-time businesses save the middle class?

The New Moonlighters: Can part-time businesses save the middle class? We tend to think in absolute terms – not least when assessing the labour market. How many people are running their own business? And how many are employed by others in a typical job? Or
Being Thankful (or, chipmunks dressed as pilgrims)

Being Thankful (or, chipmunks dressed as pilgrims) At the risk of being a bit corny, I'm going to use today - the holiday of Thanksgiving in the US - to write about what I am thankful for. At the risk of being a bit corny, I'm going to use today - the
Are you big enough?

Are you big enough? We've been in a state of slumber. After an awakening in the eighteenth and nineteenth century, we lost our nerve, settled down, comforted ourselves in the material, ceased to improve, and became progressively mummified. Politics became a
Starting with an A

Starting with an A “Imagine a classroom where everyone started off an academic year with an “A” grade, and in order to keep the grade, a pupil had to show continuous improvement throughout the year. In this classroom, the teacher would have to dock points
New Data: why entrepreneurialism exploded after the Crash

New Data: why entrepreneurialism exploded after the Crash As a general rule the number of businesses in the UK has grown by around 120,000 each year since 2000. That is until we got to 2011 when the increase almost doubled to approximately 225,000 following
Are we doing enough to prepare graduates for a small firm world?

Are we doing enough to prepare graduates for a small firm world? Careers fairs are false advertising. By that I mean they present an image of the world of work that is heavily skewed towards big business. PwC, Deloitte, Rolls Royce, Bloomberg – all are
Conserving Creativity in the Early Years

Conserving Creativity in the Early Years The South Central Region of the RSA is holding a series of events aimed at sharing ideas about education. These events are run by and for RSA Fellows with the aims of: The South Central Region of the RSA is holding a
The UK's entrepreneurial divide: why is the south more enterprising than the north?

The UK's entrepreneurial divide: why is the south more enterprising than the north? There are many good stories to tell about the entrepreneurial spirit that seems to be gripping the UK. However, the way this spirit is concentrated in the South of the

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Building learning power

Festival celebrating social enterprise in Plymouth

The New Moonlighters: Can part-time businesses save the middle class?

Being Thankful (or, chipmunks dressed as pilgrims)

Are you big enough?

Starting with an A

New Data: why entrepreneurialism exploded after the Crash

Are we doing enough to prepare graduates for a small firm world?

Conserving Creativity in the Early Years

The UK's entrepreneurial divide: why is the south more enterprising than the north?