Email and site both back in action
After a week of problems with the website and no email I have moved to a new web host and all seems to be working normally. Phew!
Email and site both back in action Read More »
Random thoughts
Replacing Trident: some lessons of history for Labour
The Labour Party is presently considering its future policy on the renewal of the UK’s Trident nuclear weapons system. If anyone is interested, I have submitted my thoughts on this to the party’s International Policy Commission. In that submission I explore the history of Labour Party policy on nuclear weapons and nuclear disarmament since the Attlee
Replacing Trident: some lessons of history for Labour Read More »
Fully funded PhD studentship to research modern British history
Are you interested in undertaking PhD research in the field of modern British history and, particularly, in the modern history of philanthropy in Britain? If so you may be interested in a studentship at the University of Bristol to write a modern history of the Society of Merchant Venturers, a Bristol institution dating back to
Fully funded PhD studentship to research modern British history Read More »
When in a hole, stop digging
Nobody watching the news last night (2 Sept 2015) and seeing the conjunction of a drowned Syrian toddler being carried tenderly from the sea and Mr Cameron robustly holding the line on migration can have failed to see that Britain’s current policy on migration has run out of road. This repudiation of refugees is shameful. It
When in a hole, stop digging Read More »