ABOVE: Houses in Skelmersdale New Town outside Manchester have been left unfinished and boarded up as people and industries drift away. BELOW: An industrial estate in Skelmersdale. By attracting industries which would provide jobs the British Government hoped to persuade people to leave crowded city suburbs.
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46ABOVE: Houses in Skelmersdale New Town outside Manchester have been left unfinished and boarded up as people and industries drift away. BELOW: An industrial estate in Skelmersdale. By attracting industries which would provide jobs the British Government hoped to persuade people to leave crowded city suburbs. Press, 4 August 1977, Page 16
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