Tony Blair makes welfare speech on the Aylesbury Estate in South London

The speaker expresses pleasure in engaging with local businesses and communities, highlighting past collaborations in the northeast of England. They emphasize the need for government to address poverty and low expectations, advocating for a shift in values and attitudes. The speaker reflects on political changes over the decades, stressing the importance of community bonds and collective responsibility in the future.

What changes does the speaker hope to see in the values of the government?

In what ways does the speaker suggest that community bonds can be recreated?