• What Is the New Role for Housing Associations?

    Grange Tower Bridge Hotel Grange Tower Bridge Hotel, Tower Hamlets, London

    The National Housing Federation's Leaders' Forum and Exhibition 2013 will this year be held over the 25th and 26th of February at Grange Tower Bridge Hotel, Tower Hamlets. The Leaders’ Forum is a gathering place for chief executives and chairs of the housing sector to network and learn from a range of high-profile and inspirational […]

  • How Will Welfare Reform Affect Local Communities?

    ResPublica's event 'How Will Welfare Reform Affect Local Communities?' will take the form of a 90 minute panel discussion with Q&A. It will explore the community implications of welfare reform and ask whether we need localism policies that take into account reciprocal welfare measures and local employment markets which include informal work and volunteering. The […]

  • Chartered Institute of Housing: Conference and Exhibition

    Hilton Brighton Metropole Hotel Hilton Brighton Metropole Hotel, Brighton

    CIH’s South East conference will this year be held in Brighton 5th-7th March. ResPublica’s Director Phillip Blond will be speaking at the keynote session ‘What kind of society do you want to live in? – levelling up or levelling down?’ on Tuesday 5th March at 2.15pm. Other speakers include: Bill Randall, Brighton and Hove Green […]

  • Where Red and Blue Meet

    Lord Ashcroft Building Lord Ashcroft Building, Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge

    The Anglia Ruskin University is hosting the event "Where red and blue meet; the role of intermediate institutions between the family and the state in British society?" on Tuesday 12th March, with ResPublica Director Phillip Blond and Lord Glasman. Lord Glasman and Phillip Blond have both challenged their own political parties and, through them, the […]

  • What Does a Mutual Economy Really Look Like?

    House of Commons House of Commons, Westminster, London

    On 13th March 2013, ResPublica launched its latest publication, Making It Mutual, which showcases the importance of ownership, mutuality and reciprocity as mainstream principles for the economy and society. With much emphasis on the need for an open and more competitive market, matched with the democratic deficit faced by many of our public institutions, the […]

  • Business Solent Working Lunch

    Signature Restaurant Signature Restaurant, Mercure Dolphin Hotel, Southhampton

    Business Solent will be hosting their first Working Lunch of 2013 at the Signature Restaurant, Mercure Dolphin Hotel on 14th March. ResPublica Fellow Francis Davis will provide an overview on City Deals, covering what they are, the political analysis that underpins them, the bid process and what impact they could have on business.

  • Wealth: Blessing or curse?

    Hinde Street Methodist Church

    ResPublica's Director Phillip Blond will deliver his lecture "Towards a Moral Market" on 9th April, 7.30pm, as part of the Hugh Price Hughes Lecture Series 2013, held at the Hinde Street Methodist Church.

  • Do Christians Really Oppose Gay Marriage?

    The QEIICC The QEIICC, Westminster, London

    As part of the 2013 Westminster Faith Debates, ResPublica's Chair of Trustees, Professor John Milbank, will speak at the event 'Do Christians really oppose gay marriage?' on 18th April at 5.30 pm. The discussion will be chaired by the Rt Hon Charles Clarke and Prof Linda Woodhead, and the other speaker include Professor Stephen Holmes, […]

  • HowTheLightsGetIn

    HowTheLightGetsIn, the world's largest philosophy and music festival, will this year be held between 23rd May and 2nd June. ResPublica's Director, Phillip Blond, will be speaking at three events on Monday 27th May. 12.00pm - Politics, Power, and Religion From the divine right of kings to the Protestant work ethic and the exporting of Christianity, […]

  • Can Protection Insurance Kick-start Lending?

    Portcullis House Wilson Room, Portcullis House, London, United Kingdom

    On 12th June 2013, ResPublica will launch its latest publication, Risk Waiver: closing the protection gap and easing the flow of credit, which explores the potential for insurance protection products to stimulate the credit market. Recent Bank of England of England statistics suggest current Government attempts to stimulate the market are having a limited effect […]