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A large gathering of people from south-west England and across Britain convened in Bristol on Saturday to explore visions of a New Economy.
George Osborne's latest budget has reconfirmed Britain's prolonged collapse in economic activity, as he thrashes around for supply-side "solutions".
A one day conference in Bristol on Saturday 24th March 2012 will explore the distinctive contribution of radical Christian faith to the shaping of a new post-financial crisis economic order.
The Green Party has pledged 'full support' to protesters taking to the streets in London, New York, Sydney, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Athens, Berlin and Rome.
Greens say that the latest Bank of England quantitative easing move further highlights the need for a regulated, environmental approach to finance.
The economic crisis is also an ethical crisis and faith groups need to say something about it, says an advocate of economic ethics.
Faith groups associated with the Robin Hood Tax Campaign are urging the UK government to change tack on an EU financial transaction tax.
Quakers in Britain says that people and society are being geared to supporting economic systems, rather than the other way round.