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      First published in Great Britain in 2021 by

      Policy Press, an imprint of

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      ISBN 978-1-4473-5289-1 hardcover

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      Cover design: Robin Hawes

      Front cover image: iStock/malerapaso

      JH: For Bentley Library, for Northampton’s statutory youth service, for Northampton Women’s Aid, for Walsall Illuminations, for Northampton Meals on Wheels, for Northampton YMCA, for Croyland Sure Start, for Spencer Bridge food bank, for Ambrose, for Hero Ben, for Pelsall community centre, for my mother’s walking group …

      HPW: For the children and young people getting by in hard times; the educators, youth workers and services wrestling the impacts of austerity; the communities and futures touched by inequalities.

      SMH: For L, L & K, Lostock Youth Centre, Kids of Colour, RECLAIM, and all young people for whom austerity and hardship is their everyday normal …