Blog
A place for insight, analysis and action.
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10 April 2025
7 actions to take now to defend our right to protest
by Joe Cox
After the meeting for worship outside New Scotland Yard, Joe Cox suggests 7 things people can do next.
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23 January 2025
Why supporting the Climate and Nature Bill matters
by Quaker Support for Climate Action
Carol Hall from the Quaker Support for Climate Action group explains how to show your support for the Climate and Nature Bill.
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11 December 2024
Finance and false solutions at COP29
by Quaker United Nations Office
Lindsey Fielder Cook, Interim Deputy Director and Representative for the Human Impacts of Climate Change at the Quaker United Nations Office, reports back from COP29.
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17 October 2024
George Fox's 59 rules for good government
by Lucy Saint-Smith
Lucy Saint-Smith reviews George Fox's rules for good government and asks what we can learn from these today.
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9 October 2024
Reflections on the 2024 Labour Conference: change or business as usual?
by Billy Vaughan
Billy Vaughan reflects on the Labour Party conference 2024.
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10 September 2024
A reflection on 25 years of the Scottish Parliament
by Sarah Komashko
As the Scottish Parliament celebrates its 25th anniversary, Sarah Komashko reflects on Quaker engagement.
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1 August 2024
Stifling dissent: why the erosion of protest rights should worry us all
by Paul Parker
Paul Parker reflects on the erosion of protest rights and shares why people who are moved by conscience to break the law should be allowed to explain why in court.
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1 August 2024
Charting a path post-election
by Billy Vaughan
Billy Vaughan writes about how we can best influence the new government and parliament more generally.
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25 July 2024
6 ways our new government could build a peaceful and sustainable world
by Anna Lewis & Dixe Wills
Anna Lewis and Dixe Wills shine a light on Quaker hopes for our new government.
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27 June 2024
Peace and the general election: where do the parties stand?
by Dixe Wills
Dixe Wills looks at the political party manifestos in the upcoming general election. Where do they stand on building the foundations of a safer world?
