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Renewed purpose

23rd June 2011 By Clare Goff

He led government efforts to tackle deprivation during a time of unprecedented public investment. The money may have dried up, but Joe Montgomery’s determination to make a difference hasn’t. Clare Goff meets him

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Redrawing district boundaries

26th May 2011 By Austin Macauley

Is it possible for a council to avoid cutting staff, maintain local services and keep funding the voluntary and community sector? Manjeet Gill reckons you can – and achieve a whole lot more. Austin Macauley meets her

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Making the pledge

19th April 2011 By Clare Goff

Newly-launched Locality has taken a key role in making the government’s localism and Big Society agendas work on the ground. But chief executive Steve Wyler tells Clare Goff he’s not frightened to bite the hand that feeds

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On the frontline of equality

18th April 2011 By Nicole Froio

After years spent championing Manchester’s marginalised groups, Atiha Chaudry tells Nicole Froio current cutbacks have left her and fellow campaigners ‘drained and exhausted’

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Getting to the core

24th March 2011 By Austin Macauley

London is being given the chance to shape its own economic future, so why shouldn’t other cities? Chris Murray tells Austin Macauley why changes must be made to the localism bill to make that happen.

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Prosperous outlook

28th February 2011 By Clare Goff

Trafford Council’s Nick Gerrard tells Clare Goff why we need the private sector like never before

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The pragmatic localist

26th January 2011 By Clare Goff

He’s championed localism from the outside, now James Morris has the chance to drive it from the centre. Clare Goff meets him

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Trading upwards

17th December 2010 By Clare Goff

Entrepreneur Paul Barry-Walsh firmly believes it’s time government took a back seat and left it to charities like his own to support the disadvantaged. Clare Goff meets him

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