The status quo, vested interests & a simple metric for civic leaders
Where, we asked ourselves, should we recommend civic leaders to focus their time and effort given what else is on their agenda? What’s within their power to do?
Read Birmingham as a laboratory & the Community Choices programme
This blogpost is further update from my blogpost last August on how this city is and can contribute to global food resilience and sustainability through our Community Choices Action Research programme.
Read VAT: A really useful point of sale metric
Taxation is really interesting. Oh yes it is. In 1940, Britain was at war. The British Isles surrounded by water. Dependant on imports that couldn’t get through. Shortages everywhere.
Read VAT: A really useful point of sale metric
Taxation is really interesting. Oh yes it is. In 1940, Britain was at war. The British Isles surrounded by water. Dependant on imports that couldn’t get through. Shortages everywhere.
Read Birmingham: Food futures for us — and for everyone else
Radical changes in our diet could be a major part of us meeting the huge global food security challenges we’re facing. Yet what the heck is any one of us meant to do?
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