New report says loss of shared community spaces – from youth clubs to high street pubs – is leaving communities more vulnerable to far-right influence
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New report says loss of shared community spaces – from youth clubs to high street pubs – is leaving communities more vulnerable to far-right influence
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The loss of community spaces created “tinderbox conditions” for violence ahead of last year’s far-right riots, a new report has found.
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