
Nick Hedges,“Make Life Worth Living”, terrace of back-to-back houses, Leeds, West Yorkshire, July 1970. The National Photography Collection held at the National Media Museum

Nick Hedges, Street corner, Sheffield. May, 1969


Nick Hedges, Salford (Lancs.). Deferred demolition zone, June 1971

Nick Hedges, Glasgow, Gorbals. One of the Copeland girls putting on eye make-up in their shattered tenement flat, October, 1970

Nick Hedges, Manchester Moss side. Vacated hair dressers shop, May 1970



Nick Hedges, Killingworth New Town. Children near houses, July 1970

Nick Hedges, Liverpool 8. Prayers at the end of school. Primary school in E.P.A. area, May 1970

Nick Hedges, 'Mr and Mrs M and their four children lived in a council owned house in Vincent Crescent, Balsall Heath. Apart from the poor state of the property – no bathroom, no hot water, outside lavatory, inside walls running with damp – these children were sleeping in the middle of winter, on two sodden seat cushions covered by a couple of old ‘macs’, there was no heating in the room, the snow lay thick outside and the windows were broken. Birmingham, January 1969'
