Peter Jones

Ancient & modern | 10 April 2010

David Cameron wants us all to be part of a ‘Big Society’.

David Cameron wants us all to be part of a ‘Big Society’.

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David Cameron wants us all to be part of a ‘Big Society’. What this means is using the state to galvanise families, individuals, charities and communities to come together to solve social problems themselves.

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