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...class communities in the North to isolation. For areas still blighted by paramilitarism, prescription drug epidemics, poverty, lack of access to basic services, and no prospect of secure and well-paid employment, a handful of glassy office buildings in South Belfast will do nothing. Shaping an economy which serves these communities above all else, and which rises from the...

...classes to Yorkshire and Derbyshire coal miners, steelworkers, railway workers, engineers and local authority manual workers. The students’ trade unions and employers arranged the courses and the students contributed by deciding on what they would learn. Many learnt by teaching one another. The notion of students as peer-teachers, supported to develop their own ideas...