“Leicester’s fast fashion to die for”

A follow-up to our last post. This article is about the 1000 clothes workshops in one area of Leicester, one of which will be where the anonymous man described in our previous post works. Thirteen hour days for £4 an hour – less than half the minimum wage – is common. Read the full article.

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