Tag: meeting-the-challenge
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I’ve been in blogging overdrive recently (a phenomenon known as procrastination I believe), but I do have a number of articles up here that I’m genuinely interesting in hearing people’s feedback on, but that readers may have missed: Telling stories, or my rant about the need for political narrative. Generational Theft?, or my rant against…
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I’ve more or less given up on my attempt to blog the Meeting the Challenge paper – I found it too rigid a structure around which to frame my thoughts. But I did get stirred up by the plenary session at yesterday’s conference about narrative (more about which you can read here). In short, I…
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I spoke at a breakout session at yesterday’s Meeting the Challenge conference called “Generational Theft?” and organised by Liberator (or more precisely Simon Titley). I thought I’d put my own thoughts on how the debate went here, if for nothing else than to help Simon with his official report. The other speakers were Ed Vickers…
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Duncan Hames has called a meeting for people unable to come to the morning session of Meeting the Challenge using Flock Together. Spread the word! On a related note, just a little reminder to my own Liberal Drinks on Wednesday 18 January. Turnout is looking quite good with at least one MP confirmed. I will…
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Lynne Featherstone MP has written an article on crime for the Meeting the Challenge website. Lots and lots to digest there. Early thoughts are that it is a shame she saw fit not to mention anything about drugs and prohibition, particularly given that she started the article with the maxim that “when it’s a choice…