CLIMATE CHANGE IS A SYMPTOM – WHAT’S THE CURE?
Another Climate Week – let's use it as an opportunity to put our house in order, says Liz Zeidler Our world is awash with climate ‘solutions’. From recycled goods to... read more →
The great inflation myth
Inflation is all over the news. Endless debate about whether it is going up or going down, if it’s in or out of control, and what can be done to... read more →
If power corrupts, would devolving power transform?
There is much discussion at the moment in Scotland about whether greater devolution, or indeed independence, would further the country’s ambitions to drive a Wellbeing Economy. At CTP we work... read more →
POWERING UP A NEW ERA IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT
A wealth of tools and resources is available to help newly elected councillors step into their roles with hope and confidence, says Liz Zeidler. Recently over 8000 councillors across England... read more →
A CHRISTMAS MANIFESTO – KEEP UP THE REVOLUTION, WHILST HAVING MORE FUN
As we head towards the end of another spectacularly difficult year, should we, in supposedly British fashion, Keep Calm and Carry On? Or is there a better way? A friend... read more →
A CALL TO ACTION: REAL PROGRESS – FOR ALL – TODAY
So the cards are on the table. The vision for our country’s economy has been laid out. We now have national policies designed to make the rich a LOT richer,... read more →
A tale of many droughts
Huge swathes of the planet are experiencing severe droughts. As we view shocking images of the great rivers of the world literally drying up, it is increasingly clear that this... read more →
Taking the EGO out of new ECOnomics
Our world is powered by ideas. The last 100 years have seen the rise and rise of the idea that ‘growing the economy’ is THE thing that politicians, businesses, and... read more →
L is for Leadership
Leadership has been a hot topic of discussion recently. The UK spent the start of June focused on the Queen's 70 year tenure as the ceremonial leader of our country,... read more →
Can local governments change the world?
As most of the UK goes to the polls to elect their local politicians many are asking whether it matters? In our deeply centralised system what difference does it make... read more →