Forty years after the miners' strike, scars remain in the South Yorkshire pit towns
Walk the immaculate streets of the Waverley estate in South Yorkshire and you could, almost, be in any new-build British housing development. With neat brick houses, solar-panelled roofs and gleaming cars on driveways, everything looks modern and well-maintained. On a weekday lunchtime, the only noise is the low growl of construction: more homes being built on the 740-acre site.
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