📣GUIDED WALK
👣Ken Stradling’s Bristol👣
Saturday 23 April, 10:00-12:00
Guided walk through Bristol by our very knowledgeable Stradling Collection trustee, academic, archaeologist and ceramicist, Dr Oliver Kent.
Tickets £5 - booking essential.
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1/ 'These houses at Moorlands are fit for everybody, and not only the working classes ... It shows we want all the different families of the community to be living with each other.' Nye Bevan on officially opening the Moorlands Estate, Bath, in February 1949.
CAMPAIGN NEWS // Our much-loved C20 department stores are under threat - with many coming up for demolition or unsympathetic alteration. Help us to save these high street landmarks by alerting us to any you know are at risk. More here: https://t.co/R822EeXhok #C20Campaigns
Following on from yesterday's John Maltby photo of the Royal/Odeon Cinema in Torquay, #OnThisDay in 1937, he ventured into #Somerset to photograph Taunton's North Town Odeon.
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NEWS // C20 Society seeks listing for historic WH Smith HQ
A 1960s warehouse, office block and car park built in Swindon for the British retailer are being threatened with demolition - despite being of “outstanding national significance”.
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This is the current library in Knowle West, built in the 1960s. Bristol City Council is now proposing a ‘new modern’ building for it. I think heritage should be preserved.
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All Saints, Clifton. An expository list description says “an extremely successful blend of old and new fabric, in which the new work is one of (architect Robert Potter’s) most successful integrations of architecture, art and fittings”, and it is difficult to argue with that.
List the Oasis Leisure Centre @DCMS@NadineDorries The property developer are just pushing for the easiest, cheapest route for them. But they'd save the Oasis regardless. They have plans drawn up incase it's listed. Approve the listing and let's get our iconic Oasis back open.