Freddie Hopkinson, Author at Cherwell

The EU Referendum: We must not forget the 48.1 per cent

Freddie Hopkinson calls for a strong pro-EU front after the referendum results

Stand up and be counted: students should campaign to Bremain

It’s us young people that will be most affected by the results of this referendum

RMFO: Let’s not forget the lessons of our debate

Whatever happens with Oriel's judgment on RMFO we shouldn't ignore what we have learned

Former Oxford local branded “Jihadi Jack”

Photos of Jack Letts at the Tabqa Dam have led to accusations that the 20-year-old has joined the Islamic State

Oxford Students to protest proposed housing cuts

Oxford student groups mobilise against proposed country council cuts to housing services

‘Policing by consent’ in contemporary Britain

Freddie Hopkinson calls for Police Forces that are far more representative of the communities they work in

Review: Bridge of Spies

Freddie Hopkinson reviews Steven Spielberg's latest film

Debate: keep calm and carry on in response to terror?

Freddie Hopkinson and Harry Gosling discuss the best response to terrorism in light of the attacks in Paris

Our crisis of home ownership

Freddie Hopkinson assesses government attempts to resolve the affordable housing crisis

The responsibility of free speech

Cherwell's Comment Editors explain the reasons behind publishing Jacob Williams' open letter and why Cherwell condemns 'No Offence'

Sell Us the Truth

Freddie Hopkinson explores the consequences of the recent scandal at Volkswagen

God Save the Queen?

Freddie Hopkinson seeks to understand the meaning of Britain's continued obsession with its longest reigning monarch

Architects of Oligarchy

Freddie Hopkinson asks whether we are celebrating the wrong sort of architecture for our cities

Rowing on – college rowing as a way of thinking

Freddie Hopkinson on the importance of rowing in Oxford

An unexpected coup and an uncertain future

Freddie Hopkinson considers the consequences of a Conservative victory in last week's election

Milking it: why dairy production matters

Freddie Hopkinson explores the effect of the abolition of EU dairy quotas - will the UK be caught out?

Debate: Can social media activism be a force for good?

As the use of social media continues to grow, we ask whether social media activism is as good as we think it is

Whatever happened to the "Compassionate Conservatives"?

In response to David Cameron's appearance on the Andrew Marr Show, Freddie Hopkinson bemoans the demise of the idea of the 'Big Society', calling for the Conservatives to re-establish links with the centre ground

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