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Mistakes made in past deindustrialisation must not be repeated, MPs warn
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STV News
Scotland’s previous deindustrialisation offers lessons on how to avoid repeating “past mistakes”, a Commons committee has concluded.
The Scottish Affairs Committee’s annual report published on Friday marks the conclusion of its Industrial Transition in Scotland inquiry.
It was launched to provide a high-level assessment of the long-term impact of deindustrialisation in Scotland, and to identify lessons that can be applied today.
The MPs concluded Scotland’s experience of deindustrialisation offers a stark warning: when communities are not adequately supported throughout an industrial transition, the consequences are lasting.
Committee chairwoman Patricia Ferguson said: “We heard about the lasting impact of past mistakes during deindustrialisation – as Scotland faces further industrial transitions, it’s vital these mistakes are not repeated.