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Conway Hall: A Sanctuary for Free Thought, Humanism, and Intellectual Progress

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Conway Hall in London has been a cornerstone of humanist thought, secular ethics, and progressive culture since 1929. As the home of the world’s oldest surviving freethought organisation, it has hosted generations of thinkers, activists, and musicians, from George Orwell to modern-day philosophers. This article explores the rich history, architectural significance, cultural impact, and enduring relevance of this unique venue.

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Professionalising Cyber: Reflections from Conway Hall

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A first-hand reflection on the UK Cyber Security Council’s recent “The Journey to Professionalisation” event at Conway Hall, exploring the ongoing professionalisation of the cyber security sector. Highlights include the expansion of recognised specialisms, the development of the UK Cyber Skills Framework, and discussions on AI, early-career challenges, and the need for a more inclusive, realistic skills framework to support a growing cyber economy.

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