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Stories of people coming together to fight back against neighbourhood decline and neglect. From a Liverpool pie shop reviving abandoned streets to a former mining village in South Wales reclaiming a radical past. From ‘citizen scientists’ exposing the slow death of the river Wye to people opposing the slow death of London’s queer spaces. These very different landscapes share common threads. At their heart is a question: how can we rethink our relationship with the land and each other? We cross the UK to find out how ordinary people are making a new kind of future. One that isn’t a distant horizon of utopia. One that’s here, now.