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CCIN chair Jim Robbins shares his aspirations for Swindon Council

‘We’re really passionate about community wealth building and how we can try and keep money in the local economy’

The Co-operative Councils’ Innovation Network (CCIN) elected Jim Robbins as its new chair last month. Robbins has been a Labour/Co-op member on Swindon Council since 2012. We caught up with him at the Labour Party conference in Liverpool, to find out more about Swindon’s community wealth building initiatives and his main expectations from the new government.

Anca Voinea

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