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Manchesterism vs Thatcherism
Can Andy Burnham's desire for more devolved government in the UK i.e. 'Manchesterism' undo the damage caused by Thatcherism? Adrian Goldberg talks to Leeds-based Tom Forth, an industrial strategist, app designer and co-founder of tech company Data City.
Produced in Birmingham by Adrian Goldberg and Harvey White.
Tom
Forth, an industrial strategist, an app designer and co-founder of Data City, a
tech company based in Leeds.
Tom
Forth, an industrial strategist, an app designer and co-founder of Data City, a
tech company based in Leeds.
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Can Andy Burnham's desire for more devolved government in the UK i.e. 'Manchesterism' undo the damage caused by Thatcherism? Adrian Goldberg talks to Leeds-based Tom Forth, an industrial strategist, app designer and co-founder of tech company Data City.
Produced in Birmingham by Adrian Goldberg and Harvey White.
Tom
Forth, an industrial strategist, an app designer and co-founder of Data City, a
tech company based in Leeds.
Tom
Forth, an industrial strategist, an app designer and co-founder of Data City, a
tech company based in Leeds.
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