Adam Harrison Articles

A sort of despairing pessimism pervades national politics, a gloom on the one hand embraced and nurtured by the coalition, which argues there is no alternative, no matter that much of the shadow cast is of its own making, while on the other the centre-left looks ahead...

Following a major speech last month, Stephen Twigg outlines his vision for Britain’s schools to Adam Harrison It is the week when Labour’s shadow education secretary, Stephen Twigg, delivered a crucial speech on his plans for schools under a Labour government, coming...

‘Europe’ has barely been out of the headlines of late, but it will be of no surprise to readers to learn that thinktanks have been plugging away for years at what a reformed European Union may look like. Established players include the London-based Centre for European...

'Are there gaps in our “pyramid of engagement”?’ ‘How do we “reuse the wheel”?’ ‘Can we be “digital by default”?’ These were the questions circulating somewhere in the ether above a crowded room of thinktankers gathered together on the initiative of Social Market...