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The Man Behind the Challenge

On 20th May 2024, Roger Macnair will embark on an extraordinary journey, visiting 76 cities in 76 days. This ambitious challenge, known as 76in76, aims to restore faith in politics by engaging directly with citizens across the United Kingdom. But who is the man behind this remarkable initiative?


Meet Roger Macnair

Roger Macnair is not your typical activist. Born in Basingstoke, Roger’s life has been anything but ordinary. From a young age, he displayed an innate ability to communicate and connect with others. This talent, combined with his relentless drive to make a difference, has shaped his journey in profound ways.


Roger's early years were marked by a restless spirit and a thirst for knowledge. Despite struggling with traditional academic paths, he found his passion in engaging with people and understanding their stories. His career took him through various sales roles, where his ability to connect with individuals shone. Yet, something was missing. Roger wanted more than just professional success; he wanted to make a tangible impact on society.


The Birth of a Vision

The idea for 76in76 was born out of Roger's deep-seated belief that everyone deserves a voice in the political process. Disillusioned by the growing disconnect between politicians and the public, Roger envisioned a movement that would bring politics back to the people. He saw the need for a platform where ordinary citizens could share their concerns, hopes, and ideas directly with someone who genuinely cared.


Roger's vision is rooted in the belief that real change starts from the ground up. By visiting 76 cities and engaging with residents in each one, he aims to foster dialogue, build trust, and inspire collective action. This journey is about more than just travel; it’s about listening, understanding, and creating a space for meaningful conversations.


The Journey Ahead

Starting in just a few days, Roger’s journey will take him across the length and breadth of the United Kingdom. From bustling urban centres to quiet rural towns, he will dedicate a day to each city, meeting with locals, documenting their stories, and exploring innovative solutions to the challenges they face.


Roger’s approach is simple yet powerful: listen first, act later. By prioritising the voices of the people, he hopes to highlight the issues that matter most to communities and inspire positive change. His vlogs and interviews will provide an unfiltered, authentic look into the lives of everyday citizens, reinforcing the movement’s commitment to transparency and honesty.


Why This Matters

The significance of 76in76 cannot be overstated. In a time when trust in political institutions is at an all-time low, this movement represents a beacon of hope. According to recent research by Carnegie UK, 76% of people in England do not trust MPs to make decisions that benefit their lives, and 73% share this scepticism towards the UK Government. These numbers highlight the urgent need for initiatives like 76in76 that aim to bridge the gap between the public and their representatives.


Get Involved

As Roger embarks on this incredible journey, he invites everyone to join him. Whether by following his progress on social media, sharing your own stories, or participating in local events, there are many ways to get involved. Visit www.76in76.org and follow @76in76UK on TikTok, Instagram, or LinkedIn for updates and insights.


Roger Macnair's journey is just beginning, but his vision is clear: to restore faith in politics and empower citizens across the UK. His story is one of resilience, determination, and unwavering commitment to making a difference. As he sets off on 20th May, we invite you to join him in this movement. Together, we can create a political system that truly reflects and serves the people.


Roger’s journey is not just about visiting cities; it’s about building a better future for all of us. Your voice matters—let it be heard with 76in76.

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mike
Jun 27

Great to meet you this morning Roger and to learn of your fascinating challenge. Following your adventure. France and Mike.

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