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John Kersey spoke on the importance of grammar schools and the need to bring back an education system based on academic excellence.

“The Radical Traditionalist Today” is a collection of essays and talks by John Kersey. Deriving from his contributions to the Traditional Britain Group and the Libertarian Alliance (UK), they explore areas of culture, politics and law, as well as addressing … Continue reading →

Details of John Kersey’s talk are here: http://www.traditionalbritain.org/content/traditional-britain-conference-preserving-substance-nation-john-kersey Tickets are available by following the above link. Talk – ‘Preserving the substance of a nation: the role of traditional conservative counter-establishment’ When the destruction of the substance of a nation has … Continue reading →

Reblogged from http://www.quarterly-review.org/?p=1507 Apocalypse Discs – John Kersey Posted on March 26, 2013 by Derek Turner JOHN KERSEY Historian, musician and educationalist http://www.johnkersey.org As a musician, I face the prospect of having to save a limited number of works from … Continue reading →

The Three Counties School of Music has awarded an Honorary Fellowship to John Kersey in recognition of his “services to music and outstanding musical achievements both at national and international level.” The School, which is in association with the University … Continue reading →

During April 2011, ceremonies took place for visiting doctoral graduates of the joint EAU – Oxford Centre for Leadership (OXCELL) program in Oxford and London. The graduates from Malaysia and Indonesia enjoyed a full program of events culminating in evening … Continue reading →

John Kersey’s recent essay “The Freeman on the Land Movement: Grass Roots Libertarianism in Action” has been published by the Libertarian Alliance UK in its Legal Notes series. The essay outlines the principles of the Freeman movement and its consequent … Continue reading →

The Victoria College of Music has awarded a Fellowship honoris causa to John Kersey in recognition of services to the Performing Arts. The College was established in 1890 and specialises in external examinations in music and speech subjects in Centres … Continue reading →

The National College of Music has awarded an Honorary Fellowship to John Kersey in recognition of services to music. The NCM was established in 1894 and specialises in external examinations in music and speech subjects in Centres throughout the United … Continue reading →