The latest from Make Wealth History

• Otter: Britain’s most sustainable brewery
  My occasional building of the week series has included a station, an office block and a youth hostel, but no breweries yet. Since Otter Brewery in Devon has been named Britain’s most sustainable brewery by the Society of Independent Brewers, let’s correct that shall we? Otter is a small family business that has put sustainability [...]
• The future of meat
  In the futuristic dystopia of Margaret Atwood’s novel Oryx and Crake, real farm animals are a rare luxury, and meat is industrially produced with genetically engineered growth units. Characters tuck into ChickieNobs’ Bucket’o'Nubbins, and at one point they encounter the creature from which said nubbins are grown. It’s described a […]
• What do you want to see in Osborne’s 2012 budget?
  I was on a business panel on local radio last night, and the opening question was this one: what would we like to see in George Osborne’s budget in a month’s time? It’s a question plenty of people are asking right now. It’s the season to get all your budget ideas out for discussion, and [...]