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29 Apr 2019
Robert Chapman FRSA
Robert Chapman FRSA discusses coworking in urban and rural environments, focusing particularly in a Welsh context.
24 Apr 2019
Elliot Kett
Set in the beautiful backdrop of the Peak District National Park, 'God’s Lone Country' exposes the very real problems facing rural communities.
15 Apr 2019
Anthony Painter
The divides in our society run very deep. Can we do more than coexist?
29 Mar 2019
Becca Dove Tim Fisher
Can we be hopeful and brave in being consciously relational, to build those "important emotional ties that help the wider community to be active in the social movement"?
28 Mar 2019
David Palmer
David Palmer FRSA talks about his work in co-operative housing across Wales and reflects on the Wellbeing for Future Generations Act.
26 Mar 2019
Christope Fricker Cory Massaro
Brexit has caused renewed tensions between the United Kingdom and Ireland. While negotiations about Britain’s withdrawal from the European Union may be delicate, the language informing current Anglo-Irish relations is anything but.
15 Mar 2019
Neil McLennan FRSA
In 1867 the RSA instigated the commemorative plaque scheme as a way or recognising places linked with figures from history. In 2018 RSA Fellow and Fellowship Councillor Neil McLennan instigated a series of commemorations to mark Scotland’s Great War poets. Now he calls on more fellows to mark people from the past in places of significance to them, especially in this, the year when peace should be commemorated.
11 Mar 2019
Tabitha Stapely
As local newspapers and magazines continue to struggle, those within the industry are turning to data and statistics in their efforts to revive this floundering sector. But these provide only a partial glimpse at the role of journalism in society. We must also look at more qualitative factors to secure the future success of local journalism.
07 Mar 2019
andrew mcrae
Centred on a striking digital map and employing crowd-sourcing technology, Places of Poetry will use poetry to focus on the relation between heritage, place and identity.
Alex Tam
How can heritage and art provide room for discussion in an increasingly polarised world?
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