POLITICS in PUBS

What is ‘definition-stretching’ and how does it work? Newcastle Politics in Pubs member Phil Miles will introduce his new book […]

March’s PiPs debate was introduced by our very own regular, Ralph Tatt, who skilfully guided us through the many intricacies […]

February’s Newcastle PiPs was introduced by Dr Kyriakos Kotsoglou, Associate Professor in Law at Northumbria University. Kyri has an academic […]

Our January meeting was an open discussion of events of the past year. Inevitably, the Gaza war was debated, specifically […]

Digital IDs have repeatedly been presented by successive governments as a modern solution to streamlining access to services and combatting […]

This month’s Newcastle PiPs explored the complex topic of psychopathy, introduced by PiPs regular Beryl Hylton Downing. Beryl drew together […]

It’s difficult to know whether trade unions are part of the problem or part of the solution these days. Many […]

Have we faced the truth about the Grooming Gangs scandal, which has subjected thousands of girls to abuse? What could […]

In June we welcomed Ben Elks of the Taxpayers’ Alliance, a grassroots organisation dedicated to resisting wasteful spending and overreach […]

The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill – known as the Assisted Dying Bill – reached the committee stage […]

Linzi Smith was banned from attending football matches, interviewed by the police and subjected to a sinister private investigation, all […]

This month’s PiPs addressed Freedom of Speech and was hosted with Academics for Academic Freedom (AFAF), featuring an introduction and […]