More thoughtful heritage critics accept that preservation is a legitimate concern: "a genuine cultural responsibility, and a modern impulse that need not always amount to backwardness in the words of Patrick Wright (Guardian, 12 January 1995). Wright also suggests that the National Trust can distance itself from the class bias that characterized it in the decades following the launch of its country house scheme. He has cited the recent restoration of Sutton House in the deprived London borough of Hackney as a sign that it is starting to return to its original concern for the needs of the urban poor.