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Friday, September 02, 2005

'The place where we live can unite us, wherever we initially came from, whatever our politics, class or religion' / New Statesman, 5 Sep 2005

http://www.newstatesman.com/200509050009
Paul Kingsnorth
"The things that make our towns, villages, cities and landscapes different or special are being eroded; conversely, their replacements would be familiar anywhere. It is happening across Britain - you can probably see at least one example of it from where you are sitting right now. The same chains in every high street; the same bricks in every new housing estate; the same signs on every road; the same menu in every pub."

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