Book reviewing people: is it unreasonable to insist on a hard copy for review? Call me a grandma but I find reading an entire book as a pdf impossible…
So happy to have had the chance, by dint of chairing a panel, to have tuned into this amazing extravaganza of expertise and reflection on the governance of London in the LCC. Tony Travers reminds me LCC was the 1st time "London" was used in the name of its governance body...
The ninth film at our LCC Conference film night
@LondonArchives explains the Greater London Council's new powers and how they will improve life for Londoners but with little mention of the achievements of the LCC #LCC60
https://t.co/cgl8mYGUrz
Wonderful screening of LCC-related films @TheLdnArchives thanks for the amazing display of LCC archival material. Thanks to Prof. Andrew Saint and the LCC soap. Thanks to LCC gurus Claire Louise Titley, @sundaegirl and @Dawnyprawnypie#LCC60 See you all at tomorrow's conference.
WE DID IT!!...us three organised events held over 3 days marking 60 years since the end of the LCC. Huge thanks to @sundaegirl and @Dawnyprawnypie as well as to our wonderful contributors #LCC60
Thanks to everyone who attended our London County Council conference; an amazing three days of research, stories and fun! #LCC60 As promised here is a link to the full version of Lisa Bannon's film The Lesson https://t.co/rKqGmM1zCU via @YouTube
what a dismal headline for an important development. UCEM is a major educator of people involved in the built world. If we are to get the much needed shared understanding of design and real estate then we need to foster strategic links like this. LSA remains place based
Wondering what days to attend our London County Council conference (26-28 March 2025); all information about chairs, speakers and papers is now on the Eventbrite page.
Sixty years on from the London County Council: legacy, impact, learning Tickets, Multiple Dates | Eventbrite
Very proud to have organised this alongside @sundaegirl and @Dawnyprawnypie
Book tickets for the film screening @TheLdnArchives and conference, ‘Sixty years on from the London County Council: legacy, impact, learning’ @LSofARCH 26-28 March https://t.co/Msxg6VBFUF
‘You have worn our badge, “Coal not Dole”, and you know what harassment means, as we do. Now we will pin your badge on us; we will support you.’ — Dai Donovan
The Pits and Perverts gig, hosted by Lesbians and Gays Support the Miners, took place on this day in 1984.