Hate crime laws – doing more harm than good?
Paul Bickley examines the efficacy of current hate crime legislation as a tool for creating a cohesive society. 23/10/2018
In Brief
Black (British) History Month
Selina Stone reflects on the variety of roles played by Black churches in Britain, past and present. 02/10/2018
In Brief
Give us today our daily barm cakes
Hannah Rich reflects on food banks, lunch clubs and shared meals on a recent visit to Fleetwood as part of the ongoing GRA:CE Project. 18/09/2018
In Brief
Tackling Holiday Hunger, as Jesus Fed the 5000
Katherine Ajibade reflects on the work of Holiday Clubs, their approach to total nourishment and its similarity to Jesus feeding the 5000. 23/08/2018
In Brief
The Sacred #20: Timandra Harkness
In the 20th episode of The Sacred, Elizabeth speaks to Timandra Harkness – journalist, comedian and regular contributor on BBC Radio 4. 15/08/18
PodcastThe Sacred #19: Ian Dunt
In the 19th episode of The Sacred, Elizabeth Oldfield speaks to Author, Editor of Politics.co.uk & host of the Remaniacs podcast, Ian Dunt. 01/08/18
Podcast