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-- home about publications television events contact -- -- -- -- from immigration to the poorly kept secret that a large proportion of public sculpture is hideous, the makes a point of talking about the elephant in the room. a welcome corrective to the bland, cautious political homogeneity of britain's public discourse. lionel shriver - novelist, author of we need to talk about kevin i rate all of research very highly, but i think their on-going examination of the bbc is particularly important. political change in britain is stymied by the way in which britain's biggest broadcaster reports the news, and the ncf are examining this issue very effectively in a sober and meticulous way. matthew elliott, founder, taxpayers' alliance & big brother watch the provides much needed perspective and moral clarity in the contemporary cultural debate. the economy was the central front in the battle of ideas in the seventies – now it is our culture and it is the ncf who are fighting the good fight there. michael gove mp the is a welcome counterblast against the complacent and comfortable assumptions of the liberal elites. as an artist inhabiting a milieu where not many of my colleagues share my values, i have found the ncf a huge encouragement. i have found many surprisingly like-minded people there who are gaining the confidence to express powerful counterpoints to the easy orthodoxies of the mainstream establishment. james macmillan, composer the was created to challenge the dogma and relativism of the establishment and redefine the terms of the cultural and political debate. peter whittle - founder, the -- about since it was formed the ncf has been challenging the cultural orthodoxies dominant in the media, academia, education, and british culture in its widest sense. we have forged important relationships within the national political, media and cultural spheres and now enjoy a high profile. through our research projects and highly-praised and influential publications, our active media work and our interactions with ministers and cultural policy-makers and opinion-formers, we have contributed fresh thinking to the public and political debate on the cultural issues of our time. we believe it is a mistake to assume that people are, as is often claimed by politicians, politically disengaged. increasing numbers of us are very passionate about political and cultural issues, but feel there is no outlet within an atmosphere which is dominated by the existence of a liberal/left group-think. why the ncf? in the last quarter of the 20th century, the right decisively won the important economic arguments. but in the so-called culture wars, the liberal left have dominated. the triumph of cultural relativism and political correctness in the opinion-forming fields of the media, academia, education and culture has meant that these attitudes have become even more deeply entrenched. what started out as a counter-culture has become the reigning orthodoxy. with the recent movement of the political right towards the so-called ‘centre ground’, even fewer dissenting voices are heard. the liberal establishment sets the terms of debate. at a time of threat from extremism, the west finds itself besieged from within and without. too often our enemies and our opinion formers appear to agree that western culture is an indefensible horror.this is nonsense. the west is in fact a unique bastion of reasoned freedom. britain in particular should be proud of the great role it has played in western education, art and culture. we formed the as a response to this situation. an association of people who work in the media and cultural arenas, the ncf is the first body of its kind to draw specifically on these areas. peter whittle is the founder and director of the . he is the author of five successful and well-received books on aspects of british culture, including look at me: celebrating the self in modern britain and being british: what's wrong with it? he writes the whittle’s london column for standpoint magazine. born and educated in london, he was formerly a television producer and director, making programmes for both british and american networks. as a journalist he has contributed to numerous national and international publications, and has appeared widely across the british broadcast media. -- -- reports books × look at me: celebrating the self in modern britain - peter whittle in this book, peter whittle highlights the demoralisation and division that come with the modern need to claim uniqueness, regardless of talent or deed. by shouting the loudest, by being the most visible, or simply by thumping people the hardest, the attention seekers destroy the privacy of others and contribute to the fragmentation of public life. meanwhile real achievement and genuine talent are devalued. "there is much intellectual meat in this short book... look at me is the best kind of polemic: one that holds up a harsh mirror to the distinctive grotesqueries of our time." - sunday telegraph "insightful... peter whittle pinpoints one of the most conspicuous but shallowly perceived phenomena of our times... what he has grasped, however, is that modern celebrity is not characterised, as it was in previous times, by the idea of “them and us”, the sense of a curtain being lifted on a world ordinary people don’t share and which draws its glamour precisely from its inaccessibility. on the contrary, the current obsession with fame actually represents a deeply narcissistic obsession with the self." - melanie phillips, literary review purchase at amazon uk × private views: voices from the front line of british culture - peter whittle the aim of the seventeen conversations in this collection was to produce a picture of the issues, trends and preoccupations that currently shape our culture – from the effects of multiculturalism in arts policy to the cult of celebrity. the interviewees included: dame vivienne westwood playwright richard bean sir richard eyre novelist lionel shriver composer, james macmillan comedian reginald d. hunter artist, sarah maple "peter whittle always challenges the consensus, but from the perspective of someone passionate for the excellence that must be at the heart of cultural output. private views: voices from the front line of british culture gives a rounded picture of some of the biggest themes that need to be addressed in contemporary cultural debate." - jeremy hunt mp, secretary of state for culture, media and sport 2010-12 purchase at amazon uk × monarchy matters - peter whittle in this diamond jubilee year, it is clear that elizabeth ii is now an institution in herself – universally respected and held in great affection. but what of the monarchy itself? in this robust defence of the institution, peter whittle examines the advantages of the monarchical system and assesses its current state of health. the topics covered include its unique ability to act as a binding force in an increasingly fragmented society, the benefits of a monarch as an impartial, non-political head of state and the future of the monarchy and how safe it is in the hands of charles iii and william v. the book also made practical suggestions for how the diamond jubilee should be celebrated, and highlighted its potential for drawing together an increasingly atomized society. "constitutional monarchy is too important a component of british culture to be defended on the level of the pecuniary. it ought to stand or fall on its own merits as a system of democratic government. and even the most steadfast of american constitutional republicans will find whittle's case persuasive...as something that clearly works for great britain and the commonwealth." - weekly standard (usa) purchase at amazon uk × a sorry state: self-denigration in british culture foreword by michael burleigh essays by richard d. north, emma french, paul seaman, gulliver ralston, douglas murray, helen szamuely, tony wells and guy stagg. self-loathing perme

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