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21 December 2017
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A brief introduction to Quakers

The earliest Quaker meeting houses were distinctive for their simple, functional design; built by local craftsmen, they sit modestly in the landscape.Read more

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A view from the southern section of @TowerBridge over the River Thames, looking north over one of the curved lattice girders towards the White Tower at the Tower of London Tower Bridge is one of the bridges set to feature in the @illuminatedriver project: a long term art commission on an unprecedented scale, illuminating 15 of London's bridges along the Thames with a unified kinetic light installation.
A man leaning over the balustrade of the steps beneath Blackfriars Bridge, 1960s, John Gay. Blackfriars is one of the bridges set to feature in the @illuminatedriver project: a long term art commission on an unprecedented scale, illuminating 15 of London's bridges along the Thames with a unified kinetic light installation.
Pedestrians on London Bridge, with a view of @towerbridgein the background, early 1960s, by John Gay. These are two of the bridges set to feature in the @illuminatedriver project : a long term art commission on an unprecedented scale, illuminating 15 of London's bridges along the Thames with a unified kinetic light installation.
Following its designation late in 2017, the Kasbah Conservation Area in Grimsby has been added to the Heritage at Risk Register. Plans are already underway to repair and revitalise the area, which is steeped in Grimsby’s great maritime heritage. Owner Associated British Ports, North East Lincolnshire Council and Historic England have formed a Heritage Action Zone partnership with other organisations to attract funding and manage a repair programme. Click the link in our bio to find out more.

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