Bartley Hancock
The Catalyst
Ideas with a spark, energy, range and the ability to start things.
Bartley Hancock is a politician and activist known for his commitment to environmental and social causes. This interview reveals his leadership style as one that inspires change and encourages public engagement on critical issues.
“It is faith. There have been events in my life which have really caused me to question, and I still question. I think that's good. I'd hate it if I ever got dogmatic and entrenched, and I'm always open to challenge. But actually, it is the values that are very, very important. I've actually written books about Christia”
“Not a conversation. Well, a picture. Yeah. And not realizing that I had a passion about disabled children. I'd read the Conservative Party manifesto and I was really unhappy with what was in it. So they brought over Mr Cameron. I said, do you mind if I just ask you some questions? And suddenly four TV cameras just appe”
“Okay, so one of my heroes when I was working in the House of Commons is going to sound really bizarre Tony Ben. Marmite politician love him or hate him, but you had to respect his 50 years working at the coalface. And when he retired, he said, I'm leaving the House of Commons to concentrate on politics. And it was his ”
Political Thinking with Nick Robinson — The General Election One with Bartley and Hancock
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