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The year the metro mayors took centre stage (From left:) Andy Street, Ben Houchen, Andy Burnham and Steve Rotheram. Composite: Guardian design team Some local leaders have built national profiles in the recent turbulence, but now it’s time to face the regional vote again byHelen Pidd North of England editor Thu 22 Apr 2021 11.00 EDT Last modified on Thu 22 Apr 2021 11.57 EDT There was a telling moment on the local election campaign trail in Gloucester this week when Boris Johnson was asked if he knew who the West of England mayor was. Waffle ensued. Johnson – who once said that as the first prime minister since Clement Attlee to have been a mayor, he knew the “the transformative potential of local, accountable leadership” – evidently did not know that since 2017 the Conservative party’s Tim Bowles has been the “metro mayor” of the region he was visiting. ....
Simanta Buch Everyone deserves to be a main character. This is the premise of Loving Little Minds Home Library Project, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that distributes monthly multicultural children’s books to families with kids aged 0-6 to battle systemic racism and empower kids to have constructive, open conversations around race and diversity. My husband Brian and I founded this project last summer in the wake of the murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, when the country was reckoning with its own relationship with race. Like many others around us, we wanted to do something to help. As a kid, I loved reading and telling stories, often writing my own when I didn’t have my nose in a book. ....