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Just Listening was a nationwide
project held in 2006 involving 33 Labour Members of Parliament, led by
Tessa Jowell, the then Secretary of State for Culture, Media and
Sport.
Just Listening was a consultation
process where MPs invited local residents to discuss four
main issues about the way in which the Government engages
with people.
- What single thing would most improve your
quality of life and your community's quality of life by 2010, and is this the Government's job?
- What does fairness mean to you and how could Britain become a fairer society?
- What can we all do to make politics more
honest, more relevant, and more effective?
- What does Britishness mean to you, and what can we do to make it more of a reality to unify society?
Sadiq is took part by organising a series of
consultations in the constituency.
You can
find out more about the first Just Listening project in
this article by Tessa
Jowell MP.
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Above: the Just Listening
event at Chestnut Grove School on 2nd February
Below: Just Listening at Earlsfield Library Book Group on
3rd February
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