Is there anything more British than a beer garden? The allure of shivering slightly on a bench with your mates and a drink (or two) has provided enough hope to […]
Author: Alasdair Bell
Taking the Tightrope: From Matters of Fact to Matters of Concern
‘The true way leads along a tightrope, which is not stretched aloft but just above the ground. It seems designed more to trip one than to be walked along.’ – […]
Covid-19: The Final Phase
We are nearing our one year anniversary of the first lockdown in the UK. Hooray. You will be forgiven for not rushing out onto the street to celebrate, largely because […]
Defining Free Speech
Written by Alasdair Bell If I were forced to pick a word to summarise the nature of public discourse today, it would be hard to turn away from contention. The […]
Brexit Debate
Written by Owen Buchan and Alasdair Bell – please note that this article may not represent the views of the writers, it is a debate to show both sides of […]
Capitol Building Riots: Feeding the Fire
Written by Alasdair Bell Wednesday, 10am. Rudy Guilani, the lawyer of Donald Trump, stands before a sea of red caps and redder faces and calls for a ‘trial by combat’. […]