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From Capitol Hill to the Fens: why ex-Clinton adviser is helping Peterborough

2008-09-17T19:52:00+01:00

Benjamin Barber tells us how the Fenland town could regenerate and why he foresees a new era of political activism in the wake of the credit crunch

Benjamin Barber on Peterborough and democracy

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