The history of privacy generally falls into two approaches: 1. the intrusion of the state into controlling personal information about…
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Pavements bibliography
Primary sources: George Scharf, sketches of laying gas mains in London streets, 1834: https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/P_1862-0614-304- Scharf, sketch of children clearing snow,…
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review of Stevenage for Tribune
I’ve reviewed Historic England’s new guide to Stevenage Town Centre buildings for Tribune magazine, winter 2022 edition: https://tribunemag.co.uk/issue/winter-2022
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new: Dan Snow’s HistoryHit podcast on ‘enclosures’
I’m on Dan Snow’s popular podcast HistoryHit, on the history of enclosures in England and Wales: Link to the podcast…
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simple guide to using Edina Digimap Historic
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1497971970222305285.html PDF link of the entire thread: https://drive.google.com/file/d/16UXkEU9Z1aWz-cWtl4N-cUDMKa_EsnVB/view?usp=sharing Edina Digimap is available to all subscribing libraries and universities. It’s most…
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OSS lantern slides – some initial data on land ownership
Here are some initial findings from summary data on the landownership of the sites represented in the Open Spaces Society…
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legislative definitions on what is and isn’t a public space have returned
Adam Wagner does his brilliant work again summarising the new covid emergency regulations on where masks have to be worn.…
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Architecture and Protest podcast by the Society of Architectural Historians GB
I’m talking on this new episode of the Society of Architectural Historians of Great Britain, ‘Architecture and Protest’. I’m discussing…
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compulsory purchase orders for council redevelopment schemes
Twickenham riverside, 2020: https://www.richmond.gov.uk/council/regeneration_projects/twickenham_redevelopment/compulsory_purchase_order