18th November 2011

A thwarted vision

by Kester Ratcliff
18th November 2011

The market must serve

by Quakers and Business Group

The business of business is business – this has been the commercial world’s slogan since the mid-twentieth century, claiming markets are amoral and companies exist only to…

18th November 2011

We refuse to be enemies

by Catherine James

When we go to a talk on Palestine, we are prepared to hear of the stonings, the insults, the injustice, the theft of land, the denial of water, the cutting down of olive trees,…

18th November 2011

Thought for the Week: The housing challenge

by Jenny Brierley

It all started, for me, with Cathy. Her homelessness in the 1966 BBC television play ‘Cathy Come Home’ fired people of all faiths, and none, into action. Inspirational work,…

11th November 2011

Thought for the Week: John Bright’s legacy

by Nick Wilding
11th November 2011

Friend, humanitarian and pragmatist

by Rae Street

‘Ah, Cobden and Bright’ ‘Oh dear, he wasn’t much of a socialist was he… and not very caring about the children working in his own mills?’ There is, of course, truth in…

11th November 2011

A love for what is just

by Howard Gregg
11th November 2011

Experiment with Light: Beyond our shores

by Marisa Johnson
11th November 2011

‘He took his ministry into public life’

by Ian Kirk-Smith
4th November 2011

Thought for the Week: Our challenge

by Nigel Norie
4th November 2011

The riots: Respect and responsibility

by David Beale
4th November 2011

Experiment with Light: A spiritual practice

by Gerald Hewitson