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RepositorySpecial Collections Archives (GB 0029)
Ref NoEUL MS 416/PRO/12/2/3
Alt Ref NoEUL MS 416/PRO/12/3.3
Date1987-2012
LevelFile
Extent1 magazine file
TitleAssorted papers relating to rivers and the 'Tidal Thames' project, in file labelled 'Sue's Thames Parish Workshops + LRA papers'
Creator NameCommon Ground; arts and environmental charity (1982-)
DescriptionComprising:

- an exhibition catalogue 'Tide and Change' by Stephen Turner;

- photographs, press clippings and newsletters relating to rivers;

- the press release for the project 'The Tidal Thames: a ballad for the river a voice for the people';

- Common Ground's 'Thames Residency Application', containing application papers from two people for 'The Tidal Thames poetry residency';

- papers relating to grants and trusts;

- catchment management plans for various rivers, produced by the National Rivers Authority;

- a red ring binder containing a project proposal for 'The Tidal Thames: a ballad for the river, a voice for the people';

- project planning documents for the Thames project, including annotated project proposals, notes, work programmes, and meeting minutes;

- papers relating to funding and sponsorship the projects involving the River Thames and the River Stour, including correspondence;

- the press release for the 'Confluence' project;

- correspondence and papers relating to Oxford and the Thames;

- publications and papers relating to the London Rivers Association conference 'River Calling' (1998), including a conference paper by Sue Clifford entitled 'Ballad for the Thames';

- publications and papers relating to the 'Rivers of Meaning' conference (1995), including a conference paper by Sue Clifford entitled 'How Many Common Streams? Places, cultures and local distinctiveness';

- and print-outs of webpages relating to a river festival in Brisbane.
LanguageEnglish
AccessStatusOpen
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