Since the street party, I’ve now helped to set up a book club and a netball club. One of the people at the first book club said: “I really appreciate this. I didn’t know a lot of people in my neighbourhood and I really wanted to know more.” I hope it all

This weekend’s Great Get Together celebrates murdered MP Jo Cox’s belief that we all have “more in common than that which divides us”.

The millions who took part last year said it made a real difference, meeting new people and making them more hopeful about Britain. Mohammed, from Greater Manchester: An 84-year-old lady, who had never been to a mosque before, came to our Get Together. She said she had been hesitant about coming, but now wondered why – and hoped to come back to future events.

Donna Simpson, from Rugby, Warks:

Find out how to host your Great Get Together event next weekend at www.greatgettogether.org

Bake for Jo – send your favourite recipes to hello@ greatgettogether.org and features@mirror.co.uk And find out how to host your event next weekend at www.greatgettogether.org