This paper proposes a national strategy model viewing the UK as an interconnected ecosystem of five capacities – people, means, resources, capital, institutions – uniting government and society for coherent long-term planning.

This report from the Heywood Fellowship traces the evolution of UK national strategy since 1850, identifying eight major historical “turning points” that reshaped state priorities and ideology.

The Heywood Fellowship examines how the UK can build long-term strategy, drawing lessons from Eisenhower’s “Project Solarium” to guide national decision-making.