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Who Does Own Britain Today? - Land Ownership in the 1970s
Labour Research, Vol.68, Number 4, April 1979
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In this article the trade union supported
Labour Research Department provides a
brief overview of the state of land ownership in Britain in the late 1970s. It
reveals that over half of Britain is owned by three distinct types of owners:
the public sector - 19 percent; establishment institution - 2 percent; and
aristocratic estates - 32 percent.
Contents:
![bullet](_themes/tabs/atabbul1.gif) | Who does own Britain today? |
![bullet](_themes/tabs/atabbul1.gif) | Public Ownership |
![bullet](_themes/tabs/atabbul1.gif) | The Establishment |
![bullet](_themes/tabs/atabbul1.gif) | The Aristocracy |
![bullet](_themes/tabs/atabbul1.gif) | Further Information |
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