Somewhere Decent to Live 1967 part 8 - family at home, demolition site, council housing

The transcript discusses the relocation of industrial firms from London to country towns, repurposing vacated sites for housing. It highlights the dream-like quality of houses in Norfolk, contrasting them with London's flats. A family shares their experience of moving into a new home, planning their garden, and enjoying the views from tall blocks. The narrative concludes with a description of the enchanting nighttime views and the personal satisfaction derived from the new living environment.

What is the primary reason for industrial firms moving out of London?

• To reduce pollution in London

• To decrease their operational costs

• To expand their business operations

• To relocate to country towns for housing development

What is the main feature of the houses mentioned in the first section?

• They are designed for large families

• They are located in the city center

• They are built with eco-friendly materials

• They are everyone's dream homes

How did the family decide on room allocation in their new home?

• By drawing lots

• By choosing rooms randomly

• By letting the children choose first

• By assigning rooms based on age

What unique feature does Brian's room have?

• A private bathroom

• A big cupboard for his belongings

• A large window with a view

• A balcony

How is the new environment described in the final section?

• As a place with scenic views and vibrant atmosphere

• As a developing industrial zone

• As a quiet and isolated area

• As a bustling city