Bold proposal to fund community upgrades with so-called Amazon tax
Communities can be reproduced to rich companies such as Amazon for harmony with tax, and proposed a new report for a year from summer uprisings.
The disorder exploded after the murder of three girls in a Taylor Swift -themed dance class on July 29 last year, and quickly spread to some parts of England and Northern Ireland.
The Institute of Public Policy Research (IPPR), in the article, “the struggle to invest in local opportunities attracted very little attention” has noted that the right -right “Southport’s repair from fragility,” he said.
In the report, a “vicious movement of abandonment and gentrification”, which was lost in 2022 like a Southport Pier, which sees the insulation of people in many regions gradually, warned.
In the report, which referred to previous research, the estimated 600 Youth Clubs closed between 2012-2012, where 50 UK pubs were closed every month and lost the community area operated by about 10 local authorities a year between 2018-2023.
He proposed the “21st Century Welfare Fund ılan collected with the Amazon tax, so that the warehouses and distribution centers are subject to higher taxes or online sales taxes.
“Online retailers, who build“ giant structures olan, a show of their high values, often did not contribute to the en communities around them sufficiently ”.
Tax to companies with more than 1 million £ revenue can help yüksel producing larger, more sustainable resources for communities for community renewal efforts ”.
In the report, he said: “In late July (2024), if there is a yarn that unites high octane events and the slow local politics of the scaffold, it is the loss of physical spaces we can come together and the radicalization of some digital areas that replace them.
“As the scaffold’s campaign shows, there is an appetite for the community action, but the lack of investment and space.
“In the absence of structures that can encourage wider solidarity, many of them are withdrawn to the home space or worse, the ethno-ulusal fantasies of muscular sovereignty.”
“Southport rebellions were a call to wake up-a definite reminder of what might happen when they lost places together. In the absence of shared areas, misinformation and hate can create tinderbox conditions for violence.
“Reconstruction of local infrastructure is not only about nostalgia – a vital contamination against division and the dangerous attraction of the distant right.
“But the communities are not indifferent. They cry for places to gather, organize and belong. We need new generation institutions to help them do so.”
IPPR assistant director Dr. Parth Patel said: ında In places where the shared areas are lost, the feeling of decrease and connection is rooted – and dangerous alternatives are developing with it.
“Far right is to take advantage of the gap of solidarity – they benefited from the abandonment of Southport for bread.
“If we are serious about social renewal, we must rebuild the civil infrastructure that once helped people support each other and shape their communities.”
The government was contacted for a comment.
