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Colin Semper invites members of a studio audience to talk about their vision for the twenty first century. Subjects covered include the future role of technology which could lead to the decline of traditional industries, the need for more inclusivity in society and the changes to the existing hierarchy to eliminate future discrimination relating to race or social standing. Also the role of women and minority communities in what is currently described as an elitist society. The distribution of wealth and the need for a minimum wage is also discussed. Listening to the debate and commenting at the end are three members of parliament: Clare Short (Labour, Birmingham Ladywood); Malcolm Bruce (Liberal Alliance, Gordon) and Anthony Beaumont Dark (Conservative, Birmingham Selly Oak).
Introduced by Colin Semper
Researchers: Bernard Cartwright; Robbie Stamp
Research Associate: Helen Lloyd
Cameras: Roy Booker; Terry Gout
Sound: Phil Sellman; Clive Atkins
Floor Manager: Cheryl Gabriel
Graphics: Jim Bridgen
VTR Editors: Graham Thompson; David Richman
Lighting: Keith Waller; Roy Holby
Production Assistants: Carole Glover; Dolores Shine
Designer: Norman Smith
Director: Rob Harding
Production number 8555/87.