Writing

Britain Needs a New National Story
Every nation runs on a story. Britain's was the island that stood alone against the Nazis. But with less than 1% of the population having actually lived it still here today, the national story has turned its final page. A new story must take its place, and currently, nobody is writing it well...

Legislate Aesthetics
Legislate Aesthetics is a policy essay making the case for restoring beauty, coherence, and meaning to the built environment of modern Britain. Arguing that ugliness is not inevitable but institutional, and that the tools to reverse it already exist.

What Happened to the Future?
Ask anyone in the 60s and 70s what the future would look like, and their imaginations would soar; Flying cars, Jetpacks, Moon bases- but where did it all go? And why does it all feel so unrealistic today?

Jack Rankin MP for Windsor becomes 2nd MP to refer to themselves as an Anglofuturist
Jack Rankin, Conservative MP for Windsor, became the second Member of Parliament to publicly identify as an Anglofuturist.

Alex Burghart MP sits down with the Anglofuturism Podcast
Alex Burghart MP and AI expert Dr Laura Gilbert sit down with the Anglofuturism Podcast to argue that Britain's mediaeval past holds the key to mastering its technological future

Dan Tomlinson MP sits down with the Anglofuturism Podcast
Dan Tomlinson MP, Labour's official growth mission champion, sits down with the Anglofuturism Podcast to discuss what Britain needs to sacrifice for economic growth and whether we're still a country capable of big things.

Robert Jenrick MP: “I am what you might describe as an Anglofuturist”
Speaking at the Now & England conference, Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick became the first Member of Parliament to publicly identify as an Anglofuturist.

The CANZUK Card: The Response to Trump’s Tariffs
How a long-proposed alliance between Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the UK could play the ultimate trump card against US tariffs...
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