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In this episode of Made in Basildon, we do something a little different as we turn the focus onto co-host James.
James is a 14th generation Basildon resident, with family roots in the area stretching back centuries. In this conversation, we explore what that really means, from family history and identity to how Basildon has changed over time.
It’s a personal and reflective look at what it means to be deeply connected to one place—and how that shapes the way you see it today.
By Sarah Smith & James NasonIn this episode of Made in Basildon, we do something a little different as we turn the focus onto co-host James.
James is a 14th generation Basildon resident, with family roots in the area stretching back centuries. In this conversation, we explore what that really means, from family history and identity to how Basildon has changed over time.
It’s a personal and reflective look at what it means to be deeply connected to one place—and how that shapes the way you see it today.