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Bookings now open for this month's Symposium at Birmingham City University and online: 'Re-Reading and Understanding the Narratives of the 'Other'. All welcome for a trailblazing programme and workshops. Details on 'What's On': sahgb.org.uk/whatson/ecr-sy…

Latest episode of the SAHGB podcast is now live. Me and Matthew Lloyd Roberts were delighted to be joined by @oumitoul and Shundana Yusaf to talk about architecture and radio open.spotify.com/episode/5reNlH…

Join us this Saturday for one of our walks led by experienced guides Prof. Esther Leslie, Fabian Watkinson, Steve McCarthy and Diana Foster. Reflect on the links between social housing, communities, urban space and radical politics today. Tickets and more info below 👇

🔵Today the celebrated actress, Dame Peggy Ashcroft, has been commemorated with a blue plaque at her birthplace in Croydon.

And our Spring Members' Magazine is now out in print. Articles on the Scotland Street School, The Mosque of Rome, AI, Disabling Environments, the future of the RIBA Collections, and many other features we hope you'll enjoy

Latest episode of the SAHGB podcast, this time me and Matthew Lloyd Roberts are talking architecture and television with gillian darley and Tom Dyckhoff open.spotify.com/episode/6MN2Ll…

Christina Broom and John Thomson, two of the earliest pioneers of photojournalism who captured groundbreaking images of street life and political upheaval, are being honoured with blue plaques at their former homes By Sean Coughlan bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…]

🔵 New plaques for trailblazing photographers 🔵 Today Britain’s first female press photographer, Christina Broom, and early photojournalist, John Thomson, have been commemorated with London blue plaques. 📷

Today's second English Heritage blue plaque was for John Thomson, who photographed Street Life in London and overseas in China, Thailand and Cambodia. Now viewing at 15 Effra Road, Brixton #Bristol #JohnThomson #Photography #StreetLifeinLondon

A brief pilgrimage today to see the newly installed blue plaque for Christina Broom at her once home in Fulham. Thanks to the efforts of Dr Margaret Denny who made the application several years ago and to which I eagerly gave my support.

Today, Britain’s first female neurosurgeon, Diana Beck, will receive a blue English Heritage plaque, 99 years after becoming a doctor. She worked at The Middlesex Hospital (a former UCLH hospital).

Fascinating to host this unveiling for English Heritage and hear all the wonderful stories of Diana Beck’s grit, humour and hard work #blueplaque

🔵 Joseph Lister, whose original plaque disappeared, has been honoured with a new one at his former Fitzrovia home. Lister was a pioneer of antiseptic surgery and his work vastly improved the success rate in surgery in his own time, boosting public confidence in hospitals.

Lovely event English Heritage hearing from Chris Bryant about the value of visiting the UK’s heritage places from ancient burials to houses to churches. The Minister urged us to share the joy of this work with young people and encourage them in

We're delighted to be working with Trussell to offer support to those in financial hardship and help ensure that as many people as possible can experience and enjoy the 400+ historic sites in our care.

Today social justice activist and housing rights campaigner, Olive Morris, has been commemorated with a blue plaque in Brixton. 🔵 The unveiling was organised by Shout Out Loud in collaboration with South Central Youth The Black Curriculum The Advocacy Academy

Olive Morris was a civil rights champion, who embodied the best of Brixton: a radical anti-racist & feminist housing activist who stood up for what she believed in. Today, I was honoured to attend the unveiling of a blue plaque on Railton Road commemorating Olive and her work.

Architect Thomas Wallis honoured with a Blue Plaque at Victoria Coach Station ➡️ ianvisits.co.uk/articles/archi… The art deco style Victoria Coach Station has gained a Blue Plaque -- to commemorate the man who designed it -- the architect Thomas Wallis.

Our last blue plaque of 2024 is up! 🔵 The architect, Thomas Wallis has been honoured with a plaque at Victoria Coach Station, which he designed. The station is a Grade II-listed building whose tower is recognised for its distinctive Art Deco style. TfL © Transport for London

🔵 Read more about Thomas Wallis’ life and work 👉 tinyurl.com/thomas-wallis-…