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26 Sep 2022

6:00 pm to 7:00 pm

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Politics and Society

It’s not clear what levelling up really means or, more importantly, whether it can be delivered. Inequality in life chances is, however, a vital issue, and geography really matters to this. So can Labour make levelling up a reality?

The Policy Institute at King’s College London and UK in a Changing Europe will discuss this as we present new research into people’s attitudes towards the places they live, regional inequality and local pride, and explore how the Labour party can make policies which truly make a difference to people’s lives, communities and standard of living.

If you are not attending in person, you can watch the event here.

Speakers

Lisa Nandy

Lisa Nandy

Member of Parliament for Wigan

Rachel Wearsmith

Rachel Wearsmith

Deputy Political Editor, NewStatesman

Sophie Stowers

Sophie Stowers

Research Assistant, UK in a Changing Europe

Chair - Anand Menon

Chair - Anand Menon

Director, UK in a Changing Europe

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