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Switch the T.V or Radio on right now and you are bound to soon hear about the latest tragic inner-city youth stabbing or person being shot dead for having a slightly different postcode or belonging to a different gang. Britain…
Tuesday saw me off, with colleagues from across the University, on a road trip to that most mystical and romantic of destinations: Milton Keynes. We were there to visit the Digilab of the Open University. It is a ‘showcase for…
Our friends at Cirencester College have just started blogging at – and we hope their students will respond – as ours do (during term-time at least). Their blog aims to be ‘A place to share and discuss current issues,…
Some developments for the Philosophy & Ethics reading group we run:We’re hoping to set it up as an official student society which will give us additional benefits, and more importantly, a regular place to meet.For this to be set up,…
The Times newspaper is linking to ‘how ethical are you’ test/quiz at – you may be interested to see where it places you! It says I am a ‘guardian’ – I like the law… Cheers,Dave
Recent publicity here in the UK has focussed attention on the phenomena of very cheap clothing for sale in the UK. The spotlight recently fell on Primark – which defends itself robustly at – after the BBC showed a…
Following previous discussions on the blog about the nature of sport, I came across a past episode of Philosophy Talk. You can listen to this online at and the same page has a range of links useful to those…
The Radio 4 programme Start the Week had a philosophical representaiton in its 9th June edition with Simon Critchely talking about his new book which is a catalogue of the weird and wonderful ends that philosophers have met over the…
Canon Andrew White, Vicar of Baghdad, will be coming to Stroud on July 13th. While conflict in the Middle East has a religious undercurrent, Andrew White, uses religion for diplomacy and aid, as a link not a division. …