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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Zoom discussion on the future of the British economy, Thursday 30th September
by Emily BOur 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 Awards 2020: chairman says foundation will broaden appeal to all generations of journalists and to new genres of story-telling
by Tony MajorThe annual Wincott awards for the best business, economic and financial journalism took place online over Zoom because of Covid restrictions. The judging took place…
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2 April, 2021 – The Wincott Foundation received a record 156 entries for this year’s awards and, following the completion of judging, can now…
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Shortlisted entries for all the Wincott awards – video, audio, data, and more …
by Tony MajorYoung Journalist of the Year Callum Burroughs, Business InsiderCaitlin Ostroff, Wall Street JournalMichael O’Dwyer, Daily TelegraphLouisa Clarence Smith, The TimesOliver Telling, Investors’ Chronicle Personal…
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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 Wincott Foundation is delighted to announce that The Royal Statistical Society (RSS) is to co-sponsor its new award – Data Journalism of the…
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The Wincott Awards, which recognise outstanding achievement in the fields of business, economic and financial journalism, are now open for 2020 submissions. And this…
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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…