This blog originally featured on the Exterion website, as part of their work on the widening participation agenda. It is co-authored by TCC Director David Evans and Exterion’s Karen Landles (PDF of the…
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This article was originally posted on LabourList. Image above taken from here. Do people vote by values or interests? This question harks back to the dawn of Labour politics….
Image taken from here WRAP this week revealed that UK household food waste has increased for the first time in a decade, rising to the equivalent of £13bn of food…
This article, written by TCC’s Chris Clarke, first featured on Left Foot Forward in October 2016. Image by Sam Saunders. The Labour conference opened up a significant debate about young people…
The TUC last week published Living for the Weekend – an important piece of research into how ‘young core workers’ (21- to 30-year-old non graduates paid less than £20,000 a year) can…
It was easy to raise an eyebrow at George Osborne’s new sugar tax; timed so well to keep less tasty economic morsels off the front pages. While in real terms…
Affluent middle-aged men are consuming alcohol at dangerously high rates, according to recent research by Kings College London. The audit of alcohol intake, which focused on residents in Lambeth, drew…
The Values Choice: Cultural Values in the short and long-term – the debate continues Three years ago I wrote about the ‘Values Gap‘. This was a blog posting that has…
This is just a quick posting with a few observations on the recent Scottish Independence Referendum where on an 85% turnout, the country voted 55.3% No to 44.7% Yes: 1….
Yes it’s the dreaded lesson which every child fears at school. The moment where they see their own teacher awkwardly put a condom on a carrot (or worse an actual…