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The poverty gap between rhetoric and reality

The poverty gap between rhetoric and reality The independent Social Mobility and Child Poverty Commission has today published a weighty tome, running to 348 pages, which in size at least indicates the zeal of its members to ‘hold the Government’s feet to the
English football’s empty managerialism

English football’s empty managerialism England is going to win the World Cup in 2022. How do I know? The new Chairman of the FA, Greg Dyke, has told us so. At least he’s set a target for that. Sure, you might think that England winning a World Cup in the
Party conferences: the new silly season?

Party conferences: the new silly season? Last week, we had a proposal to cap energy prices from Labour. This week, the Conservatives have brought forward their mortgage-underwriting scheme, Help to Buy (and let's not even mention the £700million waste on a
How Post Offices could be the new catalysts of change in hyperlocal areas

How Post Offices could be the new catalysts of change in hyperlocal areas The RSA and Post Office Ltd. are soon to publish a report on the future role that Post Offices could play in catalysing change in local areas. Below is a summary of the discussions we
Killing innovation for the public good?

Killing innovation for the public good? It is a truism that investors like certainty. They also like a return on investment. This cannot even be described as economics - it's just common sense. If, as a Government you intervene in a market, then you had
Bah humbug to free school meals for all?

Bah humbug to free school meals for all? Opposing Nick Clegg's announcement of free school meals for all children in Infant classes in England would be about as popular as opposing Christmas. So I won't bother. However, especially given that the announcement
Is it hard work being an entrepreneur or not?

Is it hard work being an entrepreneur or not? As contestants on The Apprentice never tire of telling us you have to give 110% to make a business work. A survey that came out a few days ago seems to give statistical backing to this unmathematical assertion.
Help thy neighbour………but in the right way?

Help thy neighbour………but in the right way? We are bombarded with encouragement to help our neighbours, to participate in our communities and to fight for change in our towns. But how many of us stop to consider whether our actions are the most effective use
It’s time for schools (and other public services) to start engaging with microbusinesses

It’s time for schools (and other public services) to start engaging with microbusinesses It goes without saying, but it’s worth reiterating: the health of our economy and society depends upon a skilled and capable workforce. The question is, who’s
Why climate change is like a headache in the pelvis

Why climate change is like a headache in the pelvis. "The main curriculum of your life. No sooner had I read that phrase than I kept repeating it, mulling it over. I saw at once that, far more than the time itself, the hour count, what was at stake here was

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The poverty gap between rhetoric and reality

English football’s empty managerialism

Party conferences: the new silly season?

How Post Offices could be the new catalysts of change in hyperlocal areas

Killing innovation for the public good?

Bah humbug to free school meals for all?

Is it hard work being an entrepreneur or not?

Help thy neighbour………but in the right way?

It’s time for schools (and other public services) to start engaging with microbusinesses

Why climate change is like a headache in the pelvis