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Tag Archives: Living in Britain
Inequality or moral breakdown?
Effectively, the analysis of the riot is starting to fall into these two camps. It is either because they don’t have enough HD TVs, or too many. It is either because they had too much money from benefits, or not … Continue reading
Why Prevent is part of building a healthier society
I’ve just read Dean Godson of Policy Exchange‘s excellent summing up of the Prevent programme. I’ve just a few thoughts to add. Our free, democratic society is what makes us better than extremists. We do neither ourselves nor our values … Continue reading
Posted in Security
Tagged Accountability, Extremism, Living in Britain, Responsibility, Society
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Where do the Conservatives go from here?
The elections have happened, the referendum has taken place. Things have to move forward. Whilst there are lessons to be learned from the last few weeks, lingering too long on the past is a dangerous move in politics. As the … Continue reading
Posted in Party Politics
Tagged Accountability, AV, Governing, House of Lords, Living in Britain, Police, Public services, Reengaging Voters, What Next
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Why we should – must – keep talking about the Big Society
People laugh at David Cameron for his focus on the Big Society. They think he’s deluded to think that we can consciously make our surroundings better by getting involved. But that is what all politics is about. However, by constantly … Continue reading →