15th April 2011

Walk the walk

by Leo Vincent
15th April 2011

Gaddafi and Quaker faith & practice?

by Alexander Macpherson-Glasgow
15th April 2011

The Coalition, the cuts and the costs

by Tom Jackson

It is just nine months since the coalition government assumed power. Even before the election, it was well known that the country’s finances were in a parlous state.  The…

15th April 2011

April in Paris

by Anthony Boulton

It is a sunny spring late afternoon and a young American, attached to his nation’s embassy, saunters back to his apartment in a quiet part of Paris. As a foreign diplomat he is a…

15th April 2011

All truth is a shadow except the last

by Jan Arriens

David Boulton inspiringly describes (25 March) how three Quaker groups coming from different angles – including humanists, agnostics and atheists – found common ground at…

8th April 2011

Through European eyes

by Rosemary Rimmer-Clay
8th April 2011

Roy Head - Developing medical campaigns to save lives

by Rosemary Hartill
8th April 2011

Helping others to help themselves

by Elspeth Waldie
8th April 2011

Banks and society – rebuilding trust

by Tony Weekes

It is just over two and a half years since Lehman Brothers bank filed a petition for bankruptcy. The event was a defining moment in recent times and the shock waves are still…

8th April 2011

‘We’re not all in this together…’

by Barbara Forbes

Britain is one of the most unequal societies in the world: the top twenty per cent are 7.2 times wealthier than the bottom twenty per cent. The corresponding figure in Japan is…

1st April 2011

Water power rising

by Raymond Mgadzah