Lorna Bourke was one of the pioneering women working in the city in the 1980's. As a financial journalist, Bourke was the subject of one of the episodes of BFI documentary series made in 1985.
In anticipation of the screening of the BFI's "A Womans Place: The City" here on London Live, Lorna discussed the struggles women had and how the landscape for gender equality has changed in her field.
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