Stevenage 2/2
Gary explores his relationship to the new town of Stevenage and how the place he grew up in has evolved. Read by David Harewood.
Four writers create a personal portrait, exploring their sense of identity and what it feels like to be at home in Britain.
This selection of original non-fiction is taken from Granta magazine's volume 'Britain'
Stevenage (2/2): Writer and commentator, Gary Younge explores his relationship to the new town of Stevenage and how the place he grew up in has evolved.
Abridged and Produced by Jill Waters
A Waters Company production for BBC Radio 4.
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