13 Feb2020 What can foundations do about climate change? For our centenary year, the Barrow Cadbury Trust is asking some of our colleagues and partners to… Read More
12 Feb2020 Cultivating Local Inclusive Growth In Practice This blog by Charlotte Morgan was originally posted on the New Local Government (NLG) website. Is a… Read More
23 Jan2020 100 years of the Barrow Cadbury Trust This year is our centenary. For the last hundred years our work has reflected the social and… Read More
16 Jan2020 Out of sight, out of mind: where are the invisible girls? Jessica Southgate, Policy Manager at Agenda for Women and Girls at Risk, blogs about its new campaign. … Read More
6 Jan2020 High Pay Day 2020: Scope for fairer pay and lower inequality remains considerable Pay for the typical FTSE 100 CEO in 2020 has already surpassed the amount the average UK… Read More
11 Nov2019 Becoming a Living Wage Funder and why we are proud supporters of the Living Wage campaign The ‘real Living Wage’ is set each year by the Living Wage Foundation which calls for every… Read More
1 Oct2019 Lessons from the Connect Fund: Building a better social investment market The following blog was written by Plum Lomax, Principal, Impact Investing at NPC, and posted on its… Read More
12 Aug2019 Media Movers and undocumented migrants Ade Lamuye and Kate Llewellyn blog about Media Movers – a project bringing together young people from… Read More
5 Aug2019 You are what you read – how the media influences a reader The following blog by Criminal Justice Alliance’s Director, Nina Champion, is cross-posted from CJA’s website. For those… Read More
25 Jul2019 Criminal defence in an age of austerity: Zealous advocate or cog in a machine? Jonathan Black – Criminal defence lawyer and President of the London Criminal Courts Solicitors’ Association In libel-proofing… Read More
