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We are grateful to all of our Stronger Things partners, without whom we could not bring this event to life.
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@ICClimited are driving forward the transformation of public service organisations in order to build trust, speed progress, and deliver better cities, towns and places. They work with public sector leaders to tackle the knottiest problems by rethinking everything – creating organisations fit for a modern world, that can simultaneously grow relevant local services, shared local prosperity and financial resilience for the future.
@themjcouk Follow The MJ for local government news, incisive comment, in-depth features and interviews, business analysis and the top recruitment vacancies in the sector.
@cityoflondon Dedicated to a vibrant and thriving City, supporting a diverse and sustainable London within a globally successful UK.

Builds on the learnings from local government pioneers, evidence from past regeneration programmes, and the recent experience of the Big Local programme: a first-of-its-kind initiative that puts power, resources and decision-making into the hands of local communities. https://3ni.co.uk/about/

@localtrust.org.uk a place-based funder trusting local people to transform and improve their neighbourhoods.

@NorseGroupLtd combine breadth, expertise, and scale with the insight of a local partner and the values of the public sector – driven by the belief there is always a better way to deliver for the public.

@MEAMcoalition Making Every Adult Matter (MEAM) – A coalition of @clinks_tweets, @homelesslink, @mindcharity and @collective_voice dedicated to tackling multiple disadvantage.

@jrf-uk.bsky.social JRF is an independent social change organisation working to solve UK poverty. The Emerging Futures is dedicated to harnessing collective intelligence and imagination, collaborating in a way that society can reimagine the future.

Public service transformation academy @ServiceReform – a not-for-profit social enterprise whose mission is to drive better outcomes for people and communities by developing the local, civil, social and health sectors’ capabilities to collaborate, innovate and lead.

The Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust – a charity and non-departmental public body awarding grants across the UK to projects serving the armed forces community.

Turn2us– a national charity helping people who are struggling financially. They want to stop people being swept into poverty and offer a lifeline to anyone already struggling to cope.
@carecityuk.bsky.social A social enterprise working with communities, health and care partners to create innovative change of local benefit and national significance.

Jeder Institute – creates positive change for individuals and communities. They bring people together to realise their full potential, increase collective knowledge, explore insights and engage community members in conversations that matter to empower individual’s choice and control.
@lgcplus Local Government Chronicle, all the latest news, analysis, briefings and opinion on UK local government



