Shepheard-Walwyn will be hosting a stall at the Craft in Focus: Contemporary Craft & Design Fair which boasts a selection of some of the finest designer makers from the [...]
Arthur Farndell’s new translation, On the Nature of Love has been chosen as a finalist in The People’s Book Prize. Thanks to all who voted in the heats. Please vote [...]
Celebrating 400 Years of Shakespeare’s Gifts To ask a group of Shakespeare lovers what it is that they love most in Shakespeare would be to raise a great hymn [...]
The story-line of this new book is very simple. November 7 was presumed to be Plato’s birthday, and on that evening in 1468 nine men met at Careggi outside [...]
Andrew Purves will be speaking at the ALTER Conference and AGM on 21st November in Oxford. ALTER is Action for Land Taxation and Economic Reform and is the Liberal Democrat [...]
In his recent article “How to Fix the Housing Crisis” in Prospect Magazine, Andrew Adonis argues that the public sector must use its underdeveloped land to provide new housing which [...]
Below is an extract from a recent blog post on our Ethical Economics website. To read the full post visit the blog here. “Having been convinced of the efficiency and [...]
Shepheard-Walwyn are proud to be supporting the 3rd annual London conference of Rethinking Economics. The event, being held at Greenwich University in London, will bring together students, academics, professionals and the [...]
Thanks to everyone who voted for Wendy Pollard. She didn’t win but was a worthy finalist. We are delighted that Wendy Pollard has been voted as a finalist of [...]
Huntington’s Disease is a degenerative hereditary disease which causes mental decline and physical symptoms such as jerkiness and uncoordinated movement. There is currently no cure for the disease and [...]