Society

Bob Copeland reviews a seminal work by John Rawls. He feels it should be required reading...

Steve Rouse describes the inexplicable decision by Ipso not to uphold Swindon for Europe’s complaint against...

Dr Helmut Hubel is inspired by Shostakovich’s ‘Requiem’ to give a requiem to some individual victims...

Geneviève Talon tells us about the joy her newly found hobby of mudlarking has brought her...

Martin Griffiths’ incisive pen spells out the cruel path we follow and how our hands are...

Hadrian Cook asks what our present monarch thinks his relationship with the civil authorities might be,...

Steve Rouse from Swindon for Europe gives us a personal account of ‘Dance Europa!’ performing at...

Steve Dawe reviews Paul F. Daniel’s new book on “Traffication” and explains the far-reaching and serious...

Save Stonehenge World Heritage Site Press Release. New legal proceedings against A303 road scheme.

Books to read this summer, as you shelter from volcanic heat or perma-rain.

Paul Ryder shares some personal reflections on 80 years of change. Here his themes include the...

Bob Copeland reviews a new book 'Crack-Up Capitalism: Market Radicals and the Dream of a World...

Paul Ryder shares some personal reflections on 80 years of change. Here his themes include transport...

Olivia reviews Kazuo Ishiguro’s book ‘Klara and the Sun’ to explore what Artificial Intelligence might mean...

In my latest poem for the West England Youtube channel, I recall a memory of catching...

The compulsive liar can’t stop himself lying and yet some fools still believe him.

Paul Ryder shares some personal reflections on 80 years of change. Part 1 of 3

McGarvey gives a first-hand account of the social and economic costs of poverty in Britain today....

Bob’s review of this book shows that public schools, far from inculcating in the sons of...

New writer Jake pens this poignant triptych of verse to describe England’s journey into the abyss...

This article was prompted by my long-overdue visit to the Westbury People's Gallery in Oxford who...

Martin exhorts us all, especially children, to give the world a great big hug, because a...

The government strategy of repeating lies in the assumption that they will ‘get away with it’...

A fire at Bristol’s Underfall Boat Yard destroys an iconic cultural centre. Let’s hope the city...

Bob Copeland reviews a thought provoking new book. A reminder that there other priorities than economic...

Richard compares the monsters of today (AI and social media) with those of Jurassic Park and...

Plymouth City Council’s decision to fell a hundred trees in Armada Way under the cover of...

Andy Milroy has sent this to West England Bylines in the hope that Westminster Tories will...

Bob Copeland is prompted by a new book to reflect on the roots of socialism and...

For Richard the smell of coffee symbolises change. As a child he couldn’t bear it. Now...