Courtesy of someone within Hull City Council, I don’t know where they got it from first but it made me smile 🙂
Tag: July 23
- Imagining a somewhere to be: for people to belong, and to beginDigital government made services easier to use. But what happened as the state disappeared from streets, counters and shared places? Two visits to Glasgow and Grahame Park left me thinking about advisers, regeneration, the affordable mess of civic life, and the places where people might belong and begin.
- Being human in an age of AISome recent AI headlines are genuinely frightening. But the questions AI raises go much further than whether one extinction forecast is right. What does Christianity give us for thinking about human dignity, embodiment, relationships, power, responsibility, formation and hope in an age of increasingly capable machines?
- Britain’s trust problem isn’t what it once wasBritain still has a serious trust problem. But the OECD’s 2026 survey makes it much harder to treat public trust as one national score: institutions, experiences and demographic groups are moving in different directions.
- What if Robert Jenrick is talking about Jesus?Robert Jenrick calls excessive compassion “suicidal empathy”. But what happens if we turn the accusation towards Jesus: his costly nearness, outrageous grace, Cross and resurrection?
- Apps are pointless unless you actually app with themResults day shows why the interesting question isn’t what government can put in an app, but what the services underneath can finally do together.
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