Churches and Neighbourhood Resilience: Can We Brexit–proof the North East?
An event to launch Paul Bickley’s latest report ‘People, Place and Purpose’, which explores the role of churches in supporting community resilience.
Podcast
Welby and Wonga, Act Three
Paul Bickley examines the ongoing and complex challenges faced by faith groups wishing to make economic interventions. 20/09/2018
In Brief
Labour is reaping the fruits of identity politics
Paul Bickley explores anti–semitism in the Labour Party in relation to identity politics. 10/08/18
In Brief
The circus is over – now what about the bread?
Paul Bickley reflects on the impact of hosting large–scale sporting events in light of recent World Cup mania. 17/07/2018
In Brief
Europe: Not as secular as you think
Paul Bickley comments on the new survey by the Pew Research Center in Religion News. 30/05
Articles
Does Labour have an antisemitism problem?
Paul Bickley on Labour’s latest antisemitism scandal. 27/03/18
In Brief
Kindness in the community
Paul Bickley will speak at a roundtable discussion in Norwich about the difference that people can make in improving their own communities.
Articles
Thoughts, prayers and human tragedy
Paul Bickley looks at the use of religion by politicians to duck responsibility. 15/02/18
In Brief
After Labour’s string of anti–semitism storms, why do so many of the hard left have a problem with Jews?
The Sun looks at Anti–Semitism in the Labour Party, drawing on Paul Bickley’s work.
Magazines
Why I am offended by Greggs’ ‘nativity sausage’
Paul Bickley considers why Christians shouldn’t always roll with the punch.
In Brief
Lesson from Catalonia? Pay more attention to the north
Following chaotic scenes in last weekend’s semi–official Catalonian independence poll, it’s time to ask ‘what keeps nation states together?’
In Brief
How (not) to politicize Grenfell
When it comes to religion or politics, those that go to Grenfell should be aiming to give and not take.
In Brief