This is an online event.
Joining instructions will be provided after booking.
This is an online lecture that will be available to watch on Zoom.
This lecture is about how the Inventory works and the ways it helps researchers to champion the protection of parks. Soon after its foundation in 1994, London Parks and Gardens started to research and put together a catalogue of Greater London’s parks, gardens, churchyards, cemeteries and myriad other green or open spaces of local historic interest into an Inventory documenting their history. This talk explores how this resource of over 2,600 sites is used and its key role in assisting the work the Trust does to protect and conserve London’s landscapes from inappropriate or damaging planning applications.
Sally Williams, Keeper of the Inventory, has been involved in the Inventory since 1999 and will talk about its origins, development and criteria. Helen Monger, Director, will address how the Inventory supports the work of the Planning and Conservation team championing the protection of parks for everyone.
Image - Pedlar Park by Helen Monger
This is the online lecture which will take place on Zoom.
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Online ticket
Available until Tue 11 Oct '22 6pm
Your ticket entitles you to attend the online lecture and to receive a link of the recorded lecture which will be available to watch for one week after the event.
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£5.00 |
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