My mother arrived in Britain in the 1970s. She was not supposed to be here. She and thousands of others were expelled from Uganda by Idi Amin. They came with little more than a suitcase, seeking safety and a future. My family settled in Surrey, building lives amid the quiet
“The future is already here. It’s just not very evenly distributed.” William Gibson The last decade has seen society transform at breakneck speed. Often, this has been credited to the “Fourth Industrial Revolution” (4IR), a term describing the rise of digital technologies, big data, and automation. Yet behind the headlines
“The metaphors of delivery are misleading. Policies aren’t the same as parcels. Competent public services are full of people with their own knowledge and ideas who aren’t willing to be reduced to being agents for leaders who know less than them”. – Geoff Mulgan Over the past eight months, Sir
