A poem to honour the work of PFG Doncaster - the home of true peer support - and a community that knows that "our citizenship begins the moment that we claim it."
The Church needs to embrace Basic Income or be complicit with social injustice.
The UK is subject to colonial-style rule by its own leaders.
Thoughts on basic income and citizenship.
We should treat he results GE2019 as a severe emergency demanding radical action.
Efforts to build a new centre party are doomed to failure.
True security can only be found in a community of citizens who honour their obligations to each other.
George MacDonald (1824-1905) was a Christian who wrote novels, poetry, sermons and fairy tales.
The Great Divorce by CS Lewis is a profound reflection on life after death.
A poem - on the meaning of welcome - for Refugee Week
Why are the severity of the cuts to social care so hard to communicate?
Barnsley offers us hope of a community that commits to equal citizenship.
The Communist Manifesto is is 170 years old. It is still relevant?
It's not the nanny state we've got to worry about; it's something far worse.
A poem on local democracy and welfare.
A summary of some of the leading crimes and injustices of Tory Austerity.
Inequality feeds a false sense of superiority on the part of the powerful.
My perspective on the unfolding disaster of Tory (non) welfare reform.
Universal Credit is not in accordance with the principles of Matthew 20:1-16.
Reclaiming the Common Good explores how and why society we lost our way.
There is a stark contrast between promising reforms in Australia and radical reversals in the England.
Status is not a zero-sum game. It is possible to live in a world where people are valued equally.
The term 'welfare reform' disguises a harmful attack on our rights and well-being.
It is time to assert our equality, the value of our diversity and the need for citizenship.