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New radicals 2018

The Observer has teamed up with the innovation charity NESTA to find 50 new radicals who are actively changing their communities for the better across the UK.

16 September 2018

  • Michelle Clark with her Dots van and Broc, a collie she adopted after his homeless owner died.

    Dogs on the Streets: helping homeless pets and their owners

  • Kate Sedwell, Lily Eckersley-Jones, Robin Jenkins and Michel Creber at the London office of Atlantic Pacific.

    Atlantic Pacific: ‘We’re providing lifeboats where there are none’

  • Rachel Wallach from Disrupt Disability, in one of her prototype wheelchairs.

    Disrupt Disability: designing wheelchairs with a difference

  • Kieran Ball, left, and Alex Redston outside HMP Norwich.

    Prison Voicemail: ‘Prisoners’ families are victims of crime as well’

  • New Radicals 2018: more of Britain’s best social enterprises

  • Mytime: ‘40% of carers have not had a break in over a year’

  • Impact Hub: ‘You were raised to be embarrassed to be from Birmingham’

  • 2018 New Radicals: Michael Sheen introduces this year’s winners

  • Bureau Local: ‘We want to find and tell the stories that matter in local communities’

18 March 2018

  • Rochaé Stephens-Morrison, Raza Hussain and Anisa Haghdadi, right, founder of Birmingham-based creative youth engagement agency Beatfreeks.

    50 New Radicals for 2018: how you can make a difference

  • Young people with smartphones

    Top social justice award for Cracked It smartphone project

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