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Nicholas Crane celebrates the forgotten world of the town.

Nicholas Crane celebrates the forgotten world of the town, smaller than a city, more intimate, more surprising.

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TOWN with Nicholas Crane: Series 2

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TOWN with Nicholas Crane: Series 2: Episode 4: Enniskillen

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Episode 4: Enniskillen

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BBC Two - TOWN with Nicholas Crane, Series 2, Enniskillen

Nicholas Crane visits the most westerly town in the UK, Enniskillen.

Series celebrating the forgotten world of the town. Nicholas Crane reveals how Enniskillen's serene way of life is threatened by plans for underground gas exploitation.

More intimate than a city, towns are where we first learned to be urban. Harbour towns, market towns, island towns, industrial towns: collectively they bind our land together.

The most westerly town in the UK, Enniskillen is surrounded by beautiful lakes, is busy with independent shops, and attracts forward-thinking entrepreneurs. But its serene way of life is under threat - from plans for underground gas exploitation. 

Geographer and adventurer Nicholas Crane journeys through the past, present, and potential future of this island town on the edge of Northern Ireland.

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