
St George's House was the proud venue for the final of the 'Reaching for Gold' Competition on 15 December 2009.
When the Runnymede Trust published a report entitled, Right to Divide? Faith Schools and Community Cohesion, there was a good deal of media attention. The Consultation in the House examined Faith Schools from various perspectives with a view to assessing their effect.
In the face of economic crisis how should we act? How might the economic structure of the future be constructed? Can trust be restored in the system? These are other questions were explored during a Consultation held in November.
This was an international Consultation enabling environment regulators to discuss their role in underpinning an international climate change agreement. With the Copenhagen summit around the corner, this Consultation was as necessary as it was urgent.
An initiative of the Institute for Democracy from Mathematics this Consultation was a productive blend of pedagogy and politics. The result has won recognition at several levels.
Wednesday 25 February and Thursday 26 February 2009
On Wednesday 25th February, forty eight delegates from all aspects of the Farming Industry gathered to debate the many issues surrounding GM technology. The House was delighted to welcome back Sir Don Curry, who chaired the Government's Policy Commission for the Future of Farming and Food in 2002, and who has actively supported each year, the consultations on Farming issues that the House has covered.
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