Working together
Our mission is to rebuild the centre ground. We want to work together for better public services and a strong economy. To do this we create new ideas and influence policy.
Working Together
Our mission is to rebuild the centre ground. We want to work together for better public services and a strong economy. To do this we create new ideas and influence policy.
Our values
Centrism
We believe that centrism means using the best ideas from both the left and the right of the political spectrum. For us that includes creating better public services and a strong economy.
Working together
We believe that the only way to create change that works for everyone is to work together. It’s why we work with people and politicians from across the UK and across party and political divides.
The Nordic model
We want to learn more from our neighbours in the Nordics. They have built strong and sustainable economies alongside highly democratic governments and good public services.
Our vision for the future of centrism
Our vision is for a stronger and greener economy alongside well-funded public services which can support people when they need it. We want to give everyone the opportunity to succeed whilst ensuring the government helps those who need it most.
This is why we support more money for public services, cutting red tape for businesses, creating a simpler tax system, real action on climate change and a simplified welfare system.
Our vision for the future of centrism
Our vision is for a more prosperous and greener economy alongside well-funded public services which can support people when they need it. We want everyone to have an equal chance in life and the opportunity to succeed whilst also ensuring the government helps those in need.
This is why we support more money for public services, cutting red tape for businesses, creating a simpler tax system, real action on climate change and a simplified welfare system.
Latest
Digital transformation is rapidly changing society, including public service delivery and how people engage with education, healthcare, and council services.
At this event we will discuss the proposals for assisted dying legislation, what positive arguments there are for reform alongside how we can address concerns about its use.
In this episode Will Barber-Taylor speaks to John Bowers KC and is Principal of Brasenose College at Oxford University.
Latest
Digital transformation is rapidly changing society, including public service delivery and how people engage with education, healthcare, and council services.
At this event we will discuss the proposals for assisted dying legislation, what positive arguments there are for reform alongside how we can address concerns about its use.
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