Which British public space do you think matters most to community life today?

A free, warm space offering everything from job-hunting help to children's reading hours. Often the last truly non-commercial place on the high street.

Whether it's dog walkers at dawn or families on a Sunday, parks remain the great social leveller. The summer of 2020 reminded us just how vital they are.

Not the chain bar, but the proper local where the landlord knows your order. Quietly disappearing at a rate of around 50 a month.

Nowhere else do millionaires and minimum-wage workers sit side by side for hours. A flawed but uniquely shared civic experience.

Churches, mosques, temples and synagogues that double as food banks, youth clubs and warm hubs. Often holding communities together when councils cannot.