We are entering a “new era”, according to our tax-cutting chancellor, and this calls for a new series of Anywhere but Westminster. We want you to be a part of planning the next instalments of our award-winning series of politics films.
Having returned with a film looking at reaction to the Queen’s death in parts of the country far from official events, we now have a new set of questions to ask:
Is the new economic direction what people want? Does this help the people and places who need it the most? What’s the reality of our current economic crisis, for people, places, community projects and businesses?
Who is making a difference on the ground, filling in where politics isn’t coming up with the answers?
We’d like your help
We are planning to make four further films from across Britain, and we’d like your help.
We’re asking for your suggestions for where we should go, what local issues we should focus on and who we should speak to. What’s the situation like for you and your family? What’s working and what’s not where you live? Is there a local organisation doing great work that we should visit?
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