Nick Hedges
The people behind the pictures: Search begins to find children raised in England’s 1960s slums
▻http://stories.shelter.org.uk
▻http://scotland.shelter.org.uk
“Shelter commissioned photographer Nick Hedges to capture images, over a period of three years from 1968, of some of the poorest neighbourhoods in the UK, to help expose the appalling state of housing that was “home” to large sections of the working class. Hedges took photos in London, Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, Bradford, Sheffield, Newcastle, Glasgow and other locations.To mark 50 years since its founding, Shelter has been holding a series of exhibitions in UK cities, including Sheffield, Birmingham and Manchester, displaying the pictures taken by Hedges. These photographs entitled “Make Life Worth Living” had not seen by the public until 2014, to protect the anonymity of their subjects. They were first displayed at London’s Science Museum.”
England
▻http://england.shelter.org.uk/shelter_50
http://england.shelter.org.uk/__data/assets/image/0007/1232836/Mr_Owen_and_his_family_living_in_a_semi_derelict_house,_1969_12-10.jpg 
http://england.shelter.org.uk/__data/assets/image/0004/1232860/Family_in_slum_property_Saltley,_1969_96-23.jpg Scottland
▻http://www.shelterscotland.org/lifeworthliving
http://www.shelterscotland.org/assets/img/lifeworthliving/tenement-backs-glasgow-1971/_imgTransform/Tenement-backs-Glasgow-1971-386-17a.jpg 
http://www.shelterscotland.org/assets/img/lifeworthliving/mother-and-toddler-crossing-tenement-wasteland-edinburgh-1972/_imgTransform/Mother-and-toddler-crossing-tenement-wasteland-Edinburgh-1972-435-22.jpg 
http://www.shelterscotland.org/assets/img/lifeworthliving/glasgow-tenement-backs-1970/_imgTransform/Glasgow-tenement-backs-1970.jpg