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David Eades has been building up a picture of economic life in Nottingham - and living standards; it's a two-tales-in-one city.

At St Ann鈥檚 advice centre 鈥� Debbie Webster said they have never been busier.

鈥淲e have more billionaires in this country than ever before鈥�while we have people here queuing up for food, sitting at home with no gas, no electric鈥� it鈥檚 a disgrace鈥� she said.

There are many sides to Nottingham and not all bad. On the edge of Nottingham South is Baxter Freight. Ian Baxter set up the company a year ago and now has a turnover of 拢6.5 million.

Ian said "we're looking for stability... and a government that gets behind small and medium-sized business. That's how we're going to pay for the NHS and education."