@SeaChangeConf Word on the street is that it might be possible to tour sea change round the UK’s Coast as a series of 1 day seminars in 2020. Local government really does have a key role to play as Our time working with @WorldMonuments has shown.
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Returning to work after a long weekend of napping, log fires, picking damsons and cooking for the five people who appeared to have followed me home from the conference. Great end to a great week!
Brilliant talk by Duncan Light @SeaChangeConf yesterday about why #seaside architecture has been so unappreciated. This building on #Blackpool prom demonstrates the issue of perception where signage detracts from a fine facade.
Really enjoyed Resorting to the Past parallel sessions @SeaChangeConf inspiring presentations on the narrative/value of the seaside from Dr Duncan Light @SeasideFerry Dr Dawn Chapman @KJShepherdson chaired by @DavidJarratt1
Fascinating talk from Lena Trumann @kieluni highlighting the socio-economic impacts of climate change and sea level rise on our coastal communities #SeaChangeConf
@SeaChangeConf@WGBpl Special thanks (of course!) to the fabulously ubiquitous&unflappable @carlcarringtons -from fielding pesky pre-conf questions to the immense conf organisation shenanigans, to the amazing tours of @TheBplTower@WGBpl And more that won't fit into Tweet. Huge thank you.
"There’s much, much more to Blackpool than checking out that 10 kilometres of fantastic lights." We're thrilled that Allan and his family had a fantastic time in #Blackpool. Have a read, and plan your trip! https://t.co/pEk57QgqhC