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Campaigning special
No. 25 July 2007
As well as the ongoing work of commenting on applications for listed building consent, from time to time the Victorian Society runs campaigns to get a bit more public attention for buildings that really need it. This issue covers our 'Heritage Crime Scene' demonstration at Waltham Forest Town Hall to protest about the cuts to the William Morris Gallery, as well as some of the more high profile cases we've been dealing with recently.
Easington Colliery School Ian Dungavell reports on the public inquiry to save Easington Colliery's only listed building
Learning from the past Ann Morgan with an update on the schools campaign
St Margaret's Angmering David Garrard on defending Teulon's legacy and a Consistory Court hearing
Liverpool - capital of culture? Edward Kitchen on some of the conservation challenges yet to be tackled
Making a splash? Ann Morgan on what's happened with historic pools during the last year
Justice for Middlesex Guildhall? Kathryn Ferry brings the story up to date
Richard Holder (1956-2007) Humphry Crum Ewing
House notes: The heat is on Edward Kitchen discovers energy efficient ways to live in a Victorian house
