Modern Times Volume 1
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A cartoon of a new era of community care in the UK, begun around 1990. Features Oakwood mental hospital in Kent, Mrs Thatcher, and residential care.
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Modern Times Volume 1
- 4. Anecdotes from the Beginning of the Era of Community Care in the UK
- 45. MODERN TIMES VOLUME 1 THE END