(A20) Recent
additions to the website - May 2004 to December 2004 (approx.)
- Reflections
- Pods and Monsters:
includes article from the Guardian, by Jonathan Glancey, Monday,
13 September 2004: The Wilkinson Eyre building proposed for
Crystal Palace Park , seen by the Stakeholders' Forum and on the
BBC London website, has an international airing at the Venice
Biennale. Dates and address details of the exhibition see
EVENTS...
(don't you wish you could go? Or, have you been?).
- Public
having say on plans for site
- by Richard Simcox, News Shopper 4 August 2004
- See also: CRYSTAL
PALACE PUBLIC CONSULTATION EVENT
- 10 - 18th September 2004
- Hoardings information moved to
News
pages and Themes
- Crystal Palace Campaign -
statement
of income/expenditure to May 2004
(see also Themes,
Crystal Palace Campaign for previous statement of income and
expenditure)
- ATHLETICS
STADIUM - NEWS AND NOTES
from June / July 2004 (moved)
- (B.25) "Please
miss, can I have a
detention?"
The new, improved Kingsdale comprehensive is such fun
the pupils won't want to leave. Jonathan Glancey
reports, The Guardian 19 July 2004, Architecture.
Kingsdale school was the host of the largest of the Crystal Palace
Campaign's public meetings over the years. Their fabulous changes,
under Head Steve Morrison, is a model of co-operation between
teachers, pupils, architects and other advisory groups. The result
is not only a wonderful school environment but also shows up in
much improved pupils' attainments.
- Sir Joseph Paxton Exhibition at
the MUSEUM of GARDEN HISTORY - EVENTS
- Nigel Westaway & Associates
are facilitating the Stakeholders'
Dialogue Process. This
is a short update by them on what the process is about and
inviting pople to participate in the next full meeting on 10th
July - also see EVENTS.
- 25th Birthday Party - Crystal
Palace Foundation - see EVENTS
- see Competition...
- CAPITAL
GAINS: London's bid for
the Olympics still alive, but under new leadership; Duncan
Mackay of The Guardian explains. (Includes critical date
timetable).
- Football
Playoffs: Our area does
have a football club... PALACE PROMOTED TO
PREMIERSHIP.
- Obituaries
for the Duke of Devonshire who died 4 May
2004
(Please note that Chatsworth is closed on Monday 10th May 2004,
for the funeral of the Duke of Devonshire. Chatsworth is open as
normal before and after this date.)
- More advice on campaigning....
The
Write Way to Get Noticed
by Tom Levitt, MP for High Peak - Society Guardian 14 April
2004 If you want your MP's attention you need to use the personal
touch
- A
Whiff of Archaeology in the Air
- notes and a proposal for an Archaeological study of the site of
the Crystal Palace - by Ray Sacks (Webmaster: the article
contains a number of pictures which may be a bit slow to download
for dial-up internet users; apologies for that, it is sometimes
difficult to balance between download time and fuzzy
pictures....)
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Battersea Power Sation has
stood empty and derelict for years - the Battersea
Power Station Community Group
website explains all including the fact that they are concerned
about the EIA (where have we heard that before?).