Civil Society strategy - Have your say Have your say on Civil Society strategy
Have your say on how government can work with and for civil society to tackle challenges and unlock opportunities to build a stronger society now and in the future. This consultation closes at 9am on 22 May 2018
What happens next?
A digital platform will take responses throughout the next 12 weeks. Click the link below:
To request an accessible format or for any other queries, please email civilsocietystrategy@culture.gov.uk.
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