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Ben Hobbs

Fayetteville
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‘Make no mistake – Reform could beat us in Greater Manchester, so we need your help again’

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By Ben Hobbs
| LabourList
I know you’re exhausted. Runcorn, Gorton & Denton, a full set of May elections, and the most consequential by-election in an age – we all feel it. We also want to celebrate, and rightfully so – Makerfield has well and truly reinvigorated our movement, especially with younger members. Here in Young Labour, we managed to mobilise on three separate campaign days, helping young members reach the constituency in record numbers by activating a travel fund thanks to Emily and Elsie, our Chair and NEC Rep.
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My Turn | Public housing to homeowner: Champaign leads way in establishing opportunity through hard work

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By Ben Hobbs
| The News-Gazette (Champaign, IL) Verified
“Public housing to homeowner” is not a path you often hear, but the Housing Authority of Champaign County is turning it into a reality for many. While visiting Champaign, I met a resident who had been receiving assistance from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and who, because of the local housing authority’s career support and work-requirements program, was able to work, save money and become a homeowner, forging a new life of self-sufficiency.
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Be Your Own Best Advocate: How the current music landscape allows artists to act as their own record labels

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By Ben Hobbs
| Arkansas Traveler Verified
As the music industry evolves, independent artists are finding it easier to build their audiences and brand, bypassing the traditional business model. Fayetteville rocker Sawyer Hill was like any other, writing songs and gigging when he could, until a quick moment of social media virality sent him on a meteoric rise to prominence. “Virality has changed everything about my path as a musician, or at least sped it up,” Hill said.
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