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Can we own the news?

Can we own the news? Three years after the phone hacking scandal erupted, a newspaper has been shut down, people have gone to jail and a new regulator has been set up. Laurie Fitzjohn FRSA argues that the problem at the heart of the matter – that a mere five
The best candidate will (probably) be disabled

The best candidate will (probably) be disabled There remains a view that those trying to equalise chances for disabled people to work and progress are willing to compromise on standards. Andy Rickell FRSA explores the issue and suggests a way forward. There
Shopping for Shared Value

Shopping for Shared Value When homes in Boston, Lincolnshire were flooded last December the Community Life Champion at the local Asda, Stephen, was on hand to support the local community. He helped coordinate the clean up, arranged financial support from the
Manufacturing the Future

Manufacturing the Future Manufacturing is the improvement of materials, value is added, people employed, wages and taxes are paid, services are provided. It produces high net returns for both the company and the taxman since it increases, rather than just
Illuminating Indigenous Ideas

Illuminating Indigenous Ideas The indigenous peoples of the Amazon are often characterised as helpless victims of 21st century expansion and development. Patrick de Flufy argues that this characterisation is inaccurate and ignores the complex reality on the
Driving young people out

Driving young people out Learning to drive is increasingly expensive and out of the reach of many young people, whose chances of securing work - already reduced - are further diminished if they cannot drive. David Homewood FRSA argues that insurance
Creative and collaborative

Creative and collaborative In the last year the headlines highlighted large-scale, sometimes violent, rejections of the status quo. Tessy Britton FRSA argues it was also a year in which citizen-led creative and collaborative local projects came into their
Improving process or transforming outcomes?

Improving process or transforming outcomes? Public service ‘improvement’ strategies are, in reality, very often measured by organisations’ success in delivering a process, not how lives improve for individuals and their communities. Dr. Peter Dudley FRSA
Could FE go mutual?

Could FE go mutual? Further education colleges lost much of their connections to community in the drive to make them more commercial. FRSAs Gill Howland and Jamie Smith believe there is now a sea change in government thinking that could herald the arrival of
Inequality: the real cause of the crisis?

Inequality: the real cause of the crisis? The main outcome of the post-1980 neoliberal experiment has been an economy that is both much more unequal and much more fragile. Stewart Lansley FRSA argues that unless we tackle inequality the slump will continue.

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Can we own the news?

The best candidate will (probably) be disabled

Shopping for Shared Value

Manufacturing the Future

Illuminating Indigenous Ideas

Driving young people out

Creative and collaborative

Improving process or transforming outcomes?

Could FE go mutual?

Inequality: the real cause of the crisis?