Britain Yearly Meeting has challenged the government to commit to a number of key priorities

BYM challenges government on ‘key priorities’

Britain Yearly Meeting has challenged the government to commit to a number of key priorities

by Rebecca Hardy 10th January 2020

A just transition to a net-zero carbon economy and creating a culture of welcome are just two of the key priorities that Britain Yearly Meeting (BYM) has challenged the government to committing to, in the wake of the general election result. The other priorities include: promoting peace and transforming justice – particularly focusing on the Conservative Party’s manifesto pledges around prevention and rehabilitation, rather than those around longer sentencing.