Issue No 7: 22 October 2021

An end to human rights?

Martin Waller October 13, 2021

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Convivial Spirit

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Covid and the ‘Brexit Benefits’ for East Anglia’s food producers

Robert Gunn October 22, 2021

Feedback – can pure science model the social sciences?

Greg Walsh October 22, 2021

“I was so disappointed”: the government’s heating plan

Stephen McNair October 20, 2021

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From baby boom to baby bust

Another eye-catching initiative doomed never to happen. Or maybe two. Or three.

National Poetry Day

To celebrate National Poetry Day, Stephen McNair curated seven poems focused on different parts of the region. We begin with an essay from the first of our featured poets, Blake Morrison, titled ‘Poetry and Suffolk’ on why the spending time in the county inspired him to write poems.

Poetry and Suffolk

Poems for the East: Suffolk

Poems from the East: Cambridgeshire

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Poems from the East: Colchester

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Poems from the East: Norwich

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Poems from the East: Suffolk

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Poems from the East: Huntingdon

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