On Tuesday 22nd November, we held our latest Wincott Foundation event “Britain on the Brink”, a conversation between Wincott chairman Lionel Barber and Lord…
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FAQ 1: Are the Wincott Awards free to enter? Answer: Yes! There is no fee for entering yourself or nominating others for the awards.…
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How serious are shortages in food distribution, fuel and the labour market, and what should chancellor Rishi Sunak do in his upcoming autumn statement?…
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Our next Zoom event will see Kate Andrews, Economics editor of The Spectator, and Stephen Bush, Political editor of The New Statesman, discuss the…
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Following the virtual 2020 Wincott Awards ceremony, Twitter was abuzz with congratulatory comments for our winners, from across the British journalism world. Here’s a…
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Wincott’s second online event, on March 4th 2021, took place only one week before Piers Morgan’s controversial departure as co-host of Good Morning Britain. …
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The Covid-19 pandemic prevented us holding our traditional annual lecture, at least in a physical space. Instead, on November 19th 2020, we hosted a…
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Harold Wincott: financial journalist, defender of liberal capitalism By Geoffrey Owen[1] This essay was published in November 2019 to commemorate 50 years of the…
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Lectures
50th Anniversary of The Wincott Foundation commemorative debate – ‘Should liberal capitalism survive?’
Opening statement by Martin Wolf, chief economics commentator, Financial Times: Why liberal capitalism should be saved “The bourgeoisie has through its exploitation of the…
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Opening statement by Yanis Varoufakis, former finance minister of Greece: ‘Towards a post-capitalist liberal, technologically advanced social economy’ It is only fitting that any…