Today we mark one year since the death of over 1,130 people at the Rana Plaza factory complex in Bangladesh. 2,500 were also injured. I highly recommend The Guardian’s interactive […]
Earth Day started in the USA in 1970 – it is widely credited with launching the modern environmental movement. Growing from this, the Earth Day Network works with over 22,000 partners […]
Do you own any shares or have you got a pension? If you are fortunate enough to have these investments is there more you can do to ensure that they benefit […]
As you are probably aware Lent starts on Wednesday. Jesus spent 40 days in the wilderness after his Baptism being tempted with many of the things that I think we […]
Valentine’s Day is traditionally a time when we spend lots of money on each other. But is this the only, or even the most effective, way to show your love? […]
An inspirational friend, Melanie Ward, spoke at our Sunday evening service about her 3 months in Hebron as a human rights observer with the Ecumenical Accompaniment Programme in Palestine and Israel. […]
Do you feel helpless when you think about how to alleviate poverty and eradicate homelessness? These are massive problems of course, but there are many small things we can do […]
Good news! Ethical and sustainable investments are on the rise, and ethical funds have been outperforming their mainstream counterparts – 19 out of 21 UK ethical equity funds had outperformed […]
It is shocking that in the UK today people increasingly rely on Foodbanks. Low wages, zero-hours contracts, outrageous interest charges by doorstep lenders, benefits cuts, benefits delays, ‘sanctions’ on job-seekers […]
I believe we all have a responsibility to protect the world we live in, but this is not sufficiently enshrined in law. In fact, it is often possible for companies […]
