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Can museums be a potent force in social and urban regeneration?
The Joseph Rowntree Foundation are asking the question and I thought it might be something that interests the Friends of the Livesey Museum, and possibly others too. The paper argues that museums are playing a part in social change, tackling … Continue reading
Better 172 Now
Better 172 Now, a blog with a purpose from Crofton Park. What Paul wants is: – A better maintained and modernise fleet of buses on the 172 route – A timetable that is adhered to and not altered by terminating … Continue reading
Twenty20 at Beckenham
After making the last minute decision not to brave the weather on Friday evening I’m glad that I got down to Beckenham today to see Kent take Essex to the cleaners. Some big hitting by the opening batsman, Joe Denly, … Continue reading
Friends of the Livesey Museum for Children
Friends of the Livesey Museum for Children have a blog where they are trying to explain what’s happening with the campaign to reopen the museaum. One post makes it clear that my hope that community ownership isn’t off the table, … Continue reading
Age Exchange Games Day
I’ve been a fan of Age Exchange in Blackheath ever since I first visited a few years ago. They’ve always been very innovative in finding ways to develop intergenerational work and understanding and the centre itself is a fabulous resource. … Continue reading
HPA | London South East Health Protection Unit
I’ve written before about MMR and how we live in an area which is not well protected against the diseases that the vaccine is aimed at. The Health Protection Agency have now written to parents saying: We are seeing increasing … Continue reading
It’s easy to take credit for investment
It’s easy to take credit for investment Originally uploaded by Andrew K Brown. I took this photo across the road from the Livesey Children’s Museum which Southwark Council are closing down next week. Outside the museum is a notice from … Continue reading
At the Livesey
At the Livesey Originally uploaded by Andrew K Brown. As the future of the Livesey looks very shaky my kids took me along to make what we hope won’t be our last trip. This was my first time at the … Continue reading