About The Margaret Thatcher Centre
The Vision of the Margaret Thatcher Centre
Margaret Thatcher had a passionate interest in instilling her ideas and values in the next generation of leaders. She saw her principles – freedom, democracy and the rule of law – as needing to be defended at every turn. She knew that battles needed to be fought anew by each generation, otherwise our ancient freedoms risked being lost forever.
The Margaret Thatcher Centre was thus born with a purpose: to ensure that Margaret Thatcher’s principles, vision and legacy lived on.
Since being set up as a charitable project with the active support of Margaret Thatcher, the Centre has adopted an innovative approach in order to educate the next generation. It runs a student scheme in partnership with the Citadel and Hillsdale College, events with world leaders in London and the US, and has formed an enduring partnership with the University of Buckingham, where Margaret Thatcher was Chancellor.
Looking to the future, the Margaret Thatcher Centre has great plans for expansion. This includes building on the events, student programmes and other educational activities that have proven so successful.
If you would like to support us by attending our events or donating to the Margaret Thatcher Centre, you may do so by clicking on either of the two hyperlinks.
We look forward to continuing and expanding the important foundations set out by Margaret Thatcher.
The Rule of Law Institute
Through the Rule of Law Institute, the Margaret Thatcher Centre is uniquely well placed to bring its focus, and the power of the Iron Lady’s reputation and legacy, to educating legislators, judges, court staff, practitioners, academics, students and the public at large to the challenges being faced and the need, with all due speed, to take a corrective path to restore the rule of law to the heart of legislating, government and public policy for the sake of society itself.
