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Renew Kids on the Block Podcast - Episode 2

In the 2nd episode of our brand new podcast, Dan James talks to Renew Leader Annabel Mullin and EU policy expert Blaise Baquiche. Listen here now to find out more about our radical ambition to reform the UK's failing political system beyond Brexit.

Published on 24 Feb 2019

The People of Renew: Introducing Daniel Moul

In this new series, we feature the people who make Renew what it is. Today, we introduce one of our newest members and potential Renew candidate, Daniel Moul. When your goal is to redefine what it means to be a political party, it helps to have good people on board. After all, that’s our mission statement: real people from outside...

Published on 23 Feb 2019

Is The Pursuit of Happiness More Important Than Material Wealth?

In this opinion piece, James Dilley explores whether there is more to life than Gross Domestic Product (GDP). What’s wealth? Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is everywhere. It’s a metric used to decide how well a nation’s economy is doing. Put simply, if it’s going up, then the economy is growing; if it is going down, then it is shrinking. Judging...

Published on 22 Feb 2019

Renew, One Year On: A Light Refreshment

Back in February 2018, Renew had its official launch. One year later, Deputy Leader James Clarke humorously reflects on the day’s events. On 19th February 2018, Renew was officially launched in front of the world's media at the Queen Elizabeth II Centre in Westminster. The event itself was something of a blur; the whole team was understandably stressed and nervous...

Published on 19 Feb 2019

How Can Swindon's MPs Continue to Support the Brexit Mess?

In light of Honda’s decision to close its car manufacturing plant in Swindon, Adele Marshall-Reynolds gives her local opinion on Brexit’s impact on the community. Whilst Theresa May continues to run down the Brexit clock, yet another major employer, carmaker Honda, who had reported in October 2018 that they were looking for materials to stockpile in the event of a...

Published on 19 Feb 2019

This Is How Brexit Is Damaging My Small Business

David Letts, a small business owner from Market Harborough, explains how he thinks Brexit has damaged the future prospects of his enterprise. I run a small independent lighting shop in Market Harborough. Most of my stock comes from European suppliers. Some of my high-end products are manufactured in the EU. Some of the mid-range goods come from the Far East,...

Published on 18 Feb 2019

RENEW BLOG

Renew Kids on the Block Podcast - Episode 2

The People of Renew: Introducing Daniel Moul

Is The Pursuit of Happiness More Important Than Material Wealth?

Renew, One Year On: A Light Refreshment

How Can Swindon's MPs Continue to Support the Brexit Mess?

This Is How Brexit Is Damaging My Small Business