Angela Rayner speaks at the Local Government Association Conference in Bournemouth

The transcript discusses the importance of believing in people and local government, emphasizing hope in overcoming crises. It explores the concept of devolution and the need for effective public services, questioning why these should only be managed from central government rather than locally. The speaker advocates for giving people control over their communities and argues that local decision-making can create both economic and civic wealth. The labor argument is presented as a winning strategy, focusing on empowering local communities to make decisions that impact their economic and civic prosperity.

How does the speaker describe the current political situation regarding power distribution?

What is the speaker's stance on the decisions that create wealth in communities?