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St Ann's, The Final Chapter Type:Paperback Our Daily Bread charmingly weavesIn the late 1960s St Anns, an area of Nottingham, was set for demolition. This involved the wholesale clearance of houses, shops, pubs, churches and businesses. Most of the houses were built in the mid 1800s and of very poor quality, having no internal toilets or bathrooms, poor sanitation and problems with damp. The process of demolition meant that upwards of 30,000 people had to be rehoused in different parts of the city. What St Anns did have was a