@ReelStreets I think it might be people leaving twitter. I notice a lot of things I used to follow have gone to instagram because they don't like twitter. I haven't sorted an instagram out for myself but I think it might be on the cards.
@BBCGQT I can't seem to get GQT on Virgin anymore, they sent a new box and it only lets you listen to the radio live - there isn't a radio schedule anymore and you don't seem to be able to record it
🚨Alarm as South Devon council seeks to “hurry through” plans to flatten historic mill buildings despite strong objections from SAVE, Newton Abbot & District Civic Society, @NationalTrust, @thevicsoc, @hbap1924, & @WorldMonuments. 🙅♀️Read the story & object https://t.co/Q3RbVYwJWy
ICYMI, @DawsonsHeights and @C20Society, this week's blog post: an interview with Kate Macintosh - Kate talks about her early career and the designing of her signature work, Dawson's Heights in Southwark:
https://t.co/Yw1Zkt5lmv
I just published a new profile page at Spomenik Database for the city of Novi Sad, Serbia, where I explore the heritage surrounding the WWII monuments and objects of the Yugoslav-era. Let me know what you think: http:https://t.co/4EIk8YQzMA
🚨URGENT DEADLINE // Yet more demolition threatened for Glasgow, this time the B-listed Hillhead Baptist Church. Object to this unsympathetic and unwelcome scheme by midnight on Friday 20th September. #saveglasgowsheritage
🚨BREAKING NEWS // @scotgov has informed us that our petition for a debate on the future of Scottish listed buildings will be assessed on 9 Oct. Help us get to 5000 signatures before then! This urgent issue must be debated in Parliament. 🏦 Share now!
✍️https://t.co/HhDtHB5RmY
💥'Grounds for refusal have grown in 3yrs since M&S submitted its plan. There is now an unanswerable case for govt to act in accelerating industry’s shift twds reusing bldgs'
Open letter to @AngelaRayner signed by architects, engineers & Bill Bryson in @thetimes#SAVEcampaigns
The Council’s commitment to flatten these buildings is deeply disappointing and backward. The loss of these characterful buildings would permanently erode Newton Abbot’s unique character and built environment. The Council should revisit and reverse its decision. #devon#heritage
NEWS // C20 has objected to the proposed demolition of the glazed riverside extension to W.H.Smith, at 39-41 Coney Street in York - a little-known gem in the city's modern built-heritage.
Designed by architect Eric GV Hives & Sons in 1978, it was described at the time of opening as ‘an ingenious reconciliation of old and new’; affording glimpses of the original Georgian houses via a glazed atrium, and the opportunity to relax and read on stepped terraces overlooking the River Ouse.
🚨‘Vote to demolish Newton Abbot site could be unlawful’ 🚨
🗞️Shocking headline in #MidDevonAdvertiser casts doubt on legality of council decision to demolish Bradley Lane Mills.
Read the story: https://t.co/r8fxQijXaH
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