Niall Cooper: Calling time on tax dodgers

24/02/2015 | Reform

We need a tax dodging law

“Is it realistic to dream of an economy that services everyone, irrespective of wealth?”

If I asked you to share your hope and vision for 2020, what would it be? A land flowing with … Read More

Jumble sales of the apocalypse: Tips for jesus

24/02/2015 | Reform

Simon Jenkins on tips for Jesus

It was a $4 milkshake – the Oreo Blaster. I’ve never had one myself, but apparently it does serious damage, because at 930 calories it takes four hours to walk off. On this occasion, … Read More

Editorial: Why do we stick with God?

24/02/2015 | Reform

I know a couple who didn’t split up. It seemed for a while like they would. It was a familiar enough story: Tough times, a valuable friendship that got out of hand, infidelity, recrimination, shame, hurt, anger. When it came … Read More

On the pilgrim way: Blessings in smaller numbers

24/02/2015 | Reform

Sheila Maxey finds blessings in smaller numbers

The 2014 Christmas celebration at my local church (a unique mixture of party, witness, and worship) nearly did not happen. We used to have between 50 and 80 people of all ages attend, … Read More

Editorial: Digital Reform

21/02/2015 | Reform

Television and books misled my generation. Growing up in the 1970s, we were given the distinct impression that by the 21st Century we could all be living on Mars, hovering around with jetpacks and honeymooning in zero gravity. You can … Read More

On the pilgrim way: Listening for Christ in the silence

21/02/2015 | Reform

That’s a bit different,” said the man beside me on the Gatwick flyer at 5.30am on a dark January morning: “I’m off for a bit of cycling in the sun in Lanzarote and you’re off to silence in snowy Norway.” … Read More