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 Equality Strategy

The Government has published its Equality Strategy. The Strategy sets out our vision for a strong, modern and fair Britain. It is built on two principles of equality – equal treatment and equal opportunity.  This means building a society where no one is held back because of who they are, or where they come from.

Our Strategy sets out a new approach, not built on bureaucracy but aimed at changing culture and attitudes, tackling the causes of inequality and building a stronger, fairer and more cohesive society where equality is for everyone and is everyone’s responsibility.  Government cannot and will not do this by dictating from the centre.   Instead, our Strategy sets out how we will work with business, local communities and citizens to promote good practice, transparency and accountability.   

The Strategy sets out a new approach to delivering equality, moving away from the identity politics of the past and to an approach that recognises people’s individuality.  It sets out a new role for Government, promoting equality through transparency and behaviour change and working with businesses, the voluntary sector and wider civil society to create equal opportunities for everyone.  

Downloads

Strategy PDF.

Easy Read PDF.

Large print PDF.

Commons PDF.

Lords PDF.

Welsh Version PDF.