The north-south divide in Britain is not a line drawn across the country above which everyone is poor and below which everyone is rich, but there are fundamental economic, political and social differences which are widening every year. This book examines the differences in wealth, employment, housing, investment and attitudes, the trends and the possible ways of making Britain one nation instead of two. The book will draw on unpublished economic and political sources to show the consequences of government policies (eg the ...
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The north-south divide in Britain is not a line drawn across the country above which everyone is poor and below which everyone is rich, but there are fundamental economic, political and social differences which are widening every year. This book examines the differences in wealth, employment, housing, investment and attitudes, the trends and the possible ways of making Britain one nation instead of two. The book will draw on unpublished economic and political sources to show the consequences of government policies (eg the poll tax) and the long term trends.
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