
City council spends £200,000 on walking trail to illustrate the ‘lasting impact of its role in the transatlantic slave trade’
- Council spent £200,000 on a slavery history walking trail
- Trail highlights city's role in transatlantic slave trade
- Spending has sparked criticism over council budget priorities
A city council has spent £200,000 on a new walking trail designed to highlight its historical links to the transatlantic slave trade, prompting debate over the use of public funds for such heritage projects. The scheme forms part of wider efforts by local authorities to publicly acknowledge and…


