Cumberland Lodge Reports

Implications for Leadership and Society

A celebration of the 150th Anniversary of the Poet's birth

In partnership with the British Academy and the BCLA

In association with the Health Protection Agency and
with support from the Hospital of Tropical Diseases

How can we promote greater gender equality?

In association with the Third Sector Research Centre

The celebrations for the 400th Anniversary of the King James Bible in 2011 reflect a renewed appreciation for the value of the written word.

In a time of financial austerity, it was natural that the conference should consider how to make efficiency savings in the police service.

Breaking the conspiracy of silence about old age

There has been an explosion in the use of intrusive technologies. Has the ethical debate kept up?

What is the UK’s drugs strategy? Is it working? What are the alternatives?

Does inspiration come in a flash, a ‘eureka’ moment, as God-given insight, or is the old aphorism more accurate: creation is 99% perspiration and only 1% inspiration?

Religious issues pervade the reporting of domestic politics and foreign affairs, and even if a religious story seems self-contained, its ramifications often generate comment from unrelated parts of the secular press.

How do we address the challenges?

A celebration of the paintings, gardens and sculptures in Windsor Great Park

What is the potential of poetry to answer, challenge and change spiritual concerns in the 21st century?

This colloquium provided a rare opportunity for writers, journalists, critics and academics from around the Commonwealth to reflect on what the British Empire means to them personally

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