What fairness looks like in a regenerative economy

I’m not an economist, but I believe Yorkshire can thrive through a regenerative, distributive economy — one that heals nature, builds local wealth, and welcomes global investment that respects our values.

I picture circular manufacturing hubs that turn waste into resources, and urban spaces designed to support nature’s recovery. I don’t have all the technical answers, but this kind of future is worth fighting for.

Community wealth-building keeps prosperity close to home. Modern Monetary Theory offers helpful insights into how this can work.

Does the idea of a regenerative, distributive economy help you imagine a better future — or raise new questions? Drop your thoughts in the comments below.

Next, we’ll explore what new governance arrangements might look like in an autonomous Yorkshire. Lastly, if you haven’t already, please take a peek at our events page for 2026.

We’re excited to have shared our latest proposals for liberating Yorkshire and constitutional change with you. Your role in this process is crucial, and we greatly value your thoughts. Your feedback is not just important, it’s integral in refining our ideas and ensuring they best serve our collective goals to create a brighter future for our children and our community.

Please take a moment to review the proposals and share any insights, suggestions, or concerns you might have. Your feedback, whether big or small, has the power to shape our Yorkshire’s future. Every piece of input helps us improve and we value your influence.