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While the nation’s men’s national football team play in the World Cup, Grow Social Capital is teaming up with Toynbee […]
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In March, Professor Joan C. Williams of the University of California kicked off the 2026 Modern Cockney Festival with an
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Did you know that the River Thames and wind were principal environmental factors in creating Cockneys? Grow Social Capital’s Andy
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Grow Social Capital director and co-founder, Andy Green was recently recognised as one of the country’s leading public relations practitioners
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Celebrate St. George’s Day as a day of self-affirmation, making communities feel better about the things we share with others.
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Our campaign to celebrate and protect Cockney culture is featured in the latest edition of Saga Magazine – the UK’s
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This video from the Cockney Cultures YouTube channel explores the diverse identity of Cockneys and the methodology of genealogy. Hosts Andy Green and Patricia Sears
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New Research Shows How Community-Led Approaches Can Transform Linguistic Inequality In London. The value and impact achieved by Grow Social
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Cockney culture, as a living and evolving form of working-class identity, can help counter social division in Britain by fostering
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We were thrilled to be featured in last Saturday’s edition of The Guardian alongside Caroline Lucas, Kojo Koram and Billy
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Next month, we’re off to Leicester in the English East Midlands for the latest Saturday Heritage Fair hosted by our friends
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This article in the Irish Times (6 September 2025) caught our eye. It tells the remarkable story of how a
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