Erect a statute of Olaudah Equiano where the statue of Colston stood.

At this moment it would be a powerful symbol of reconciliation: "I hope to [see] the renovation of liberty and justice resting on the British government, to vindicate the honour of our common nature.”

Decisions about individual historical monuments, statues, plaques and street names are a matter for the local authority in which they are located and private landowners, not the UK Government or Parliament.

If you want to raise concerns about a particular historical monument or statue you should contact your local authority about this.

The Local Government Association has published an advice note to help councils work to ensure all sections of the community feel heard by decision-makers and each other: https://www.local.gov.uk/topics/community-safety/statues