Category Archives: Traditional Britain Group

Speech to the Traditional Britain Group Conference

Posted on October 31, 2021 by johnkersey

This extempore speech was given by me when one of our invited speakers was delayed at the airport (you will see Gregory informing me that he had just arrived shortly before the end).

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Traditional Britain Group Conference 2018

Posted on November 8, 2018 by johnkersey

What has gone wrong with our education system? These days more than ever there are profound concerns among the public as to what pupils and students are being taught, and as to the influence of particular political and other ideologies … Continue reading →

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Traditional Britain Group Conference 2015

Posted on November 11, 2015 by johnkersey

Education: reasserting our culture and values. One of the curious things about education is that, having experienced it at first hand, everyone believes themselves to be an expert on it. This is particularly damaging in the case of politicians, whose … Continue reading →

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Traditional Britain Group Dinner 2015

Posted on September 13, 2015 by johnkersey

With the writer on music Stuart Millson before the dinner I was the invited speaker at the Traditional Britain Group Annual Dinner at the Royal Over-Seas League on 12 September 2015. Here is the speech given on that occasion: My … Continue reading →

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John Kersey on Legacy

Posted on December 15, 2014 by johnkersey

Christmas talk to the Traditional Britain Group, December 2014. It is said that Dom Paul Neville, Headmaster of Ampleforth College from 1924 to 1954, was at a meeting of the Headmasters’ Conference. The theme of discussion was preparation for life, … Continue reading →

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“Music and Culture” – Traditional Britain Group Conference 2014

Posted on December 4, 2014 by johnkersey

Why does today’s Western art music strive so conspicuously for cultural relevance? Why are many of our university music faculties more concerned with cultural theory than with applied music? Why have we lost confidence in historical and applied models of … Continue reading →

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Traditional Britain Conference 2014 – The Basis of Culture?

Posted on September 17, 2014 by johnkersey

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Can aristocracy and its feudal roots offer a prospect and model for secessionist solutions to the present crisis in Britain?

Posted on June 1, 2014 by johnkersey

A functioning aristocracy is fundamental to a traditionalist society, and its structures and concepts have greatly influenced the development of British society over the centuries. In this essay, I intend, while showing some of the difficulties that have come to … Continue reading →

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Traditional Britain Seminars 2014

Posted on February 28, 2014 by johnkersey

http://traditionalbritain.org/content/traditional-britain-seminars-2014-john-kersey-was-enoch-right On the 8th March the Traditional Britain Group will be hosting a half day event, titled ‘Traditional Britain Seminars 2014’ at a prestigious club in central London from 1pm until 6pm, followed by an evening social until late. For … Continue reading →

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Can aristocracy and its feudal roots offer a prospect and model for secessionist solutions to the present crisis in Britain?

Posted on February 24, 2014 by johnkersey

A paper by John Kersey published by the Traditional Britain Group A functioning aristocracy is fundamental to a traditionalist society, and its structures and concepts have greatly influenced the development of British society over the centuries. In this paper, I … Continue reading →

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