What must follow is genuine empowerment: not treating communities as an afterthought, but giving them the tools and power to shape their local area. 

Young people are at the heart of change and we must always work to have our voices heard and our achievements seen.

With much more expected through the life of this Parliament, it is clear to see the effects of having a Government with a world-leading stated commitment to double the size of the co-operative and mutual sector.

We are demonstrating that the most successful, sustainable, and impactful businesses of the future can, and should, be built on co-operative principles. Together, we are building stronger regional economies, one successful start-up at a time.

Brighton & Hove’s Corporate Debt Policy provides a blueprint for councils across the country looking to reconcile fiscal responsibility with social justice.

Black communities have not only survived but thrived as a result of pooling resources, community support and networking. However, for the political classes they have been used, along with other minority groups, as the means to gain kudos by restricting immigration.