The Cambridge People's Assembly sends a message of solidarity and appreciation to the Labour Party under the anti-racist, anti-austerity leadership of Jeremy Corbyn. The referendum vote that Britain should leave the European Union has opened a period of uncertainty and grave dangers, the most terrible of which is recalled by another sharp rise in racist and xenophobic street attacks (and was earlier prefigured in the murder of the Labour MP Jo Cox).

Thursday 17 September / 7.30 p.m. / Friends' Meeting House, 12 Jesus Lane, Cambridge CB5 8BA

Our friends in Cambridge Left Unity and Cambridge rs21 – under the label of a still-wider Cambridge Left Forum – have organized an open meeting, Corbyn: What Next?, where we can discuss what we can do together in Cambridgeshire to realize the themes of Jeremy Corbyn's extraordinary, irresistible anti-austerity campaign for leadership of the Labour Party. We'll discuss what we can do 'to defend our public services, to campaign for the living wage, to make sure everyone has a decent home, and to fight spiralling inequality.'