Articles from For A Change (April 1, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Battle of Castle Vale: Britain, where more people are living longer and alone than ever before, may need up to 4 million new houses, prompting fears of rural destruction.	Smith, Michael		2088
Castle Vale resident cleans up.	Ajwani, Deepak		362
Contributers write about books which have enhanced their lives ... a book which made him think twice about what it means to be British.	Stallybrass, Andrew		1205
Crisis-proof?	Hintzen, Digna		692
Home truths from Sri Lanka.		Editorial	284
How to rule Britannia? Welshman Paul Williams asks what Scotland's and Wales's votes for devolved parliaments will mean for Britain.	Williams, Paul		1511
Indian teachers spare the road and build self-worth.	Kanetkar, Jyoti		320
Italian apology to Ethiopia.	Baynard-Smith, Jim		137
Liverpool remembers Irish famine victims.	Faunce, Alan		414
Looking back on an abortion: the writer has asked to remain anonymous.			552
Notes from heaven's anteroom: Janet Mace reflects on the discovery that she is getting old.	Mace, Janet		1004
One last great service to their country: Mary Lean meets the British World War II veterans who are calling for reconcilliation with Japan.	Lean, Mary		1272
Partnership pays.			547
Prize-winning bread.			497
Risk-taker par excellence: French businessman Jean Fayet has never jibbed at taking risks. He talks to Michael Smith about conscience, cars and the economic crisis in Asia.	Smith, Michael		1534
SAS man hears it on the radio.	Williams, Paul		792
Struggle to ban a diabolical weapon.	Fujita, Yukihisha		942
Sun and rain meet in Lithuania.	Ajwani, Deepak		170
When veterans and draft-dodgers meet.	Henderson, Michael		657
Wilberforce and the anti-slavery campaigners in England.		Video Recording Review	678