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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’s advice centre – Debbie Webster said they have never been busier. “We have more billionaires in this country than ever before…while we have people here queuing up for food, sitting at home with no gas, no electric… it’s a disgrace” 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 £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."