Learn about the topics that matter to the BTH Staff and Community as they write about their personal life and interests in an honest and casual way.
There is a particular kind of modern absurdity that deserves more recognition. It is not the big dramatic stuff like paying bills or trying to
It’s a truth universally acknowledged that staff get sick. But when vital public meetings and essential services grind to a halt because someone has a
Today we pause here in the UK to remember 11 September, a day that shook not only America but the whole world. Twenty four years
Public organisations are meant to manage the resources, responsibilities, and trust of the communities they serve. They are supposed to operate transparently, ethically, and accountably.
There is a particular kind of genius at work in the way large organisations handle complaints. Not the inspiring, Nobel Prize-winning kind. No, this is
In today’s business world, sustainability can sometimes feel like a fashion accessory: a stylish green badge you wear proudly, after paying a significant portion of
Volunteering is supposed to be a partnership, a shared effort where time, skills and goodwill come together to serve the community. At its best, it’s
In the great machinery of government departments in the UK, something strange often happens when an individual dares to ask for support. The process, while
Once upon a time, news came from strange old people in suits, sitting behind desks, deadpanning about interest rates, political scandals and something ominous called
Ah, volunteers. The lifeblood of the third sector. The unsung heroes. The salt of the Earth. And sometimes, the absolute worst people you could possibly