LFG Leeds Chapter

🚨 NEW CHAPTER LAUNCH LFG is launching in LINCOLN. If you're fed up of decline, if you want to do something to improve Lincoln, if you care about growth, or even if you're just curious, come along & meet like-minded people! Starting at 6pm THIS WEDNESDAY at the Witch & Wardrobe. Link below 👇

You can just do stuff. LFG Manchester’s Hackathon showed we CAN do stuff to solve problems. Some were still students; others had been building software for decades. Most had never met, but all wanted to do something to improve our country. They each brought a problem that they thought needed fixing. By the end, we had six prototypes. 👉 A student triage app to bring back students to school 👉 A Live UK fuel price tracker, so you can see the differences in price 👉 MixMatch, a nightlife finder to match people’s vibe 👉 An AI chatbot to help with marketplace listings 👉 SmallTalk, rewarding you for talking to new people @thewritingdev even went to Downing Street. Too many have got used to thinking someone else will rescue Britain. Nobody is coming. Nobody will save us unless we ACT to end decline. The tools are there. There are no longer any barriers. All it takes is deciding when to start. Because you can just do stuff 👇

Why won’t they build this? Granton is a neighbourhood in Edinburgh. It’s one of the most deprived areas. It has serious issues with unemployment and lack of opportunities. A tram was proposed to go from the south of Edinburgh, terminating in Granton. But… there’s organised opposition! Ok… why are they opposing it? Because it runs down the Roseburn Path. The path is actually a disused railway line. Trains used to run on it. Yes, you read that right. A bunch of rich NIMBYs have decided to spend the time to protect a… disused railway. What’s even worse is that the path that’s currently there would stay! Granton was promised the tram. We need to ignore these blockers and just get on with it! Do you agree?

It's a choice. Decline is not inevitable. Two years ago, the co-founders of LFG sat on a sofa and launched Looking For Growth. A month later, they held their first event. Over 1,000 people signed up. People see, and feel decline. Litter on the street. Potholes that never get filled. Reporting a crime just for it to go unsolved. None of this is normal, and people are sick of being told it is. We’ve changed minds and the law. Last month, 14 LFG policies became government, Conservative or Reform UK policy. LFG is THE movement for growth. Personal growth. Social growth. National growth. Economic growth. Join us. ⬇️

🚨 TOMORROW NIGHT. LFG Manchester BUILT to solve problems last month. They even made it to Downing Street. Starting at 6:30pm. Join us to get involved in building NEW solutions. Our movement is GROWING. Be a part of it. Join the builders. Link below 👇

This is decline. Britain used to build over 200 miles of rail every year. Trains ran as soon as the tracks were finished. We finished building the Oxford-Milton Keynes railway in December 2024. Almost TWO years ago… So how are services getting on? Well, they aren’t. That’s right. The line is built. The stations are built. But a union dispute has blocked all passenger services. You paid over £1 BILLION to build this line. Passenger services were due to START a year ago. We invented the steam train. We can do so much better. What do you think?

🚨 NEW CHAPTER LAUNCH LFG is launching in GLASGOW. If you're fed up of decline, if you want to do something to improve Glasgow, if you care about growth or even if you're just curious, come along & meet like-minded people! Starting at 5pm on Saturday 7th November at Bavaria Brauhaus. Link below 👇

TONIGHT. Join us. Link below.

TUESDAY: Our campaign to end the decades of delays to the Leeds Tram is building. Join us at The Victoria & Commercial to get involved. luma.com/lfg-b9x3

LFG is becoming a national organisation. Local chapters are cleaning parks & streets, building software to solve local issues & running campaigns to force politicians to ACT. Each chapter has a captain & team of volunteers who ACT to end decline. Last week, we were in Edinburgh, Birmingham & Croydon. This week, we are in Leeds, Westminster & Newcastle. Are you joining us?