Re-imagining the Economy will tell our story of the part ten years since the financial crisis from a citizens’ perspective and put the public interest first when looking at the future together. We’re bringing people together to stand up against the big negative impact of finance, fueling social inequality, poverty, shortage of public services and climate change to embrace a new way of producing and of sharing resources and wealth. With a whole host of interesting speakers, workshops and plenty of participatory bits, its a day deigned to get everyone thinking about how we challenge inequality in our society.
Tickets: Standard rate £4, concession £2 and solidarity £10.
