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Part 3 of Whose Town is it Anyway? Looks at how local communities affected by closure of major industries in their areas can influence economic decisions. Coventry has gone from boom to slump in a few years. In London’s docklands, transfer of shipping to Tilbury and elsewhere brought unemployment and blight on a massive scale. Looks at how the people affected feel about what has happened and what alternative they propose for future jobs.
One of a series of eight programmes focussing on the economic and political crises which faced our towns and cities and how local councils, voluntary groups and the communities most affected, struggled to make their voices heard.
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