British Counsel
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Several cities in Britain have transformed from slums to world creative cities.
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GLASGOW at the start of the 1980s; the city’s fame evaporated. For centuries the city on the west coast of Scotland was well-known as an important port and the main gate to tobacco and sugar imports from America. Also, for nearly two centuries, the second-largest city after London was famed for its manufacturing industries, from cotton factories to major shipyards.
The collapse of Glasgow’s economy started in the 1960s. Its competitive power
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