Awakening to a new economics
In 2020 Emma Holten read an article in the Danish press that argued that over the course of their lifetimes, women took more from the public purse than they gave. … Continue reading Book review: Deficit, by Emma Holten
One of the big obstacles to creating a circular economy is that there’s a big disconnect between producers and waste. Companies create and sell products, and usually have no involvement … Continue reading Transparency in recycling from Polytag
Wednesday 18 June online 18.30 – 20.30 BST Register on Zoom at bit.ly/jubileenow On the tenth anniversary of the publication of laudato si. A landmark Jubilee Year event from Caritas … Continue reading Jubilee Now – A Festival of Economic Justice!
Are you a romantic consumer? Perhaps hearing this question you’re imagining the intimate candlelit dinners, bountiful bouquets of roses, or luxury weekend spa breaks in the Cotswalds your partner hasn’t … Continue reading Are you a Romantic Consumer?
“The Deficit Myth,” was written by Stephanie Kelton in 2020, and is considered by many a groundbreaking work that challenges the economic perspectives on government spending, deficits, and fiscal policy … Continue reading The Deficit Myth
Although not an explicitly Christian text this is an important book for all of us who are seeking a better future and freedom from our present addiction to growth and … Continue reading The Care Economy – by Tim Jackson
Join us for a talk which feels very timely: Amy Hall <https://newint.org/authors/amy-hall> is a co-editor at New Internationalist magazine. She leads the ‘How to stop the arms trade (https://newint.org/special/arms-trade)’ campaign, which … Continue reading Wednesday May 21st 2025, 7pm – 8.15
Below are some pictures of a spot of wild swimming a few weekends ago. Owing to a lack of transport, I couldn’t reach my usual swim spot, in the Lugg, … Continue reading The Joy of Wild (Trespass) Swimming!
Joy in Enough 