To the right are two male figures. One man stands, looking straight ahead, his arms crossed. The second man squats before him, wearing red and yellow striped trousers and tartan slippers, his head bandaged. Above these two figures, in the top left corner of the painting, above a doorway at the top of a staircase, is another neon sign, with the word Club and a shooting star. In the middleground a man stands on a ladder, pasting a Union Jack poster on to one of a row of billboards. At the end of this row is an archway formed of the word 'WORKS' in metal cutout letters. Behind the arch is a group of men, one of whom is digging a hole, the others have their heads covered with hoods. In the distance are several blocks of flats and some ruins of buildings, all edged with bright blue glow from the sky, the light breaking through heavy, dark, clouds. A fire burns near the tower blocks. Smoke rises from small chimney-like pipes which rise up from the road surface, along with two hands, grasping upwards.