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GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan visits Spellow Library Liverpool, UK.
24/02/2025. Liverpool, United Kingdom.
GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan visits Spellow Library Liverpool. GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan with fundraiser Alex McCormick and Liverpool Mayor Steve Rotherham in Spellow Library to mark the city's record-breaking generosity last year.
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GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan visits Spellow Library Liverpool, UK.
24/02/2025. Liverpool, United Kingdom.
GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan visits Spellow Library Liverpool. GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan (Yellow Tie) with fundraiser Alex McCormick (right) and Liverpool Mayor Steve Rotherham talk to the press at Spellow Library to mark the city's record-breaking generosity last year.
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GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan visits Spellow Library Liverpool, UK.
24/02/2025. Liverpool, United Kingdom.
GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan visits Spellow Library Liverpool. GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan (Yellow Tie) Liverpool Mayor Steve Rotherham talk to the press at Spellow Library to mark the city's record-breaking generosity last year.
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GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan visits Spellow Library Liverpool, UK.
24/02/2025. Liverpool, United Kingdom.
GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan visits Spellow Library Liverpool. GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan (Yellow Tie) Liverpool Mayor Steve Rotherham talk to the press at Spellow Library to mark the city's record-breaking generosity last year.
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GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan visits Spellow Library Liverpool, UK.
24/02/2025. Liverpool, United Kingdom.
GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan visits Spellow Library Liverpool. GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan (Yellow Tie) Liverpool Mayor Steve Rotherham talk to the press at Spellow Library to mark the city's record-breaking generosity last year.
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GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan visits Spellow Library Liverpool, UK.
24/02/2025. Liverpool, United Kingdom.
GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan visits Spellow Library Liverpool. GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan with fundraiser Alex McCormick and Liverpool Mayor Steve Rotherham (right) in Spellow Library to mark the city's record-breaking generosity last year.
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GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan visits Spellow Library Liverpool, UK.
24/02/2025. Liverpool, United Kingdom.
GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan visits Spellow Library Liverpool. GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan with fundraiser Alex McCormick and Liverpool Mayor Steve Rotherham (right) in Spellow Library to mark the city's record-breaking generosity last year.
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GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan visits Spellow Library Liverpool, UK.
24/02/2025. Liverpool, United Kingdom.
GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan visits Spellow Library Liverpool. GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan in Spellow Library to mark the city's record-breaking generosity last year.
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GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan visits Spellow Library Liverpool, UK.
24/02/2025. Liverpool, United Kingdom.
GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan visits Spellow Library Liverpool. GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan (yellow tie) with fundraiser Alex McCormick and Liverpool Mayor Steve Rotherham in Spellow Library to mark the city's record-breaking generosity last year.
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GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan visits Spellow Library Liverpool, UK.
24/02/2025. Liverpool, United Kingdom.
GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan visits Spellow Library Liverpool. GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan in Spellow Library to mark the city's record-breaking generosity last year.
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National Trust shines light on inner life of 18th-century 'lady of the house' Nostell trail
Nostell trail tells story of Swiss-born Sabine Winn's isolation and unhappiness after move to mansion in West Yorkshire.
The National Trust is to tell, for the first time, the story of Winn at the country house where she lived for 30 years and which brought her profound unhappiness - Nostell, a Palladian mansion near Wakefield in West Yorkshire.
Property curator Simon McCormack in the library at Nostell Priory in West Yorkshire, where a new trail around the stately home brings to life the stories of 18th-century lady of the house Sabine Winn (1734-98) who married Rowland Winn, later 5th Baronet and master of Nostell.
Portraits in the house show domestic contentment, but Swiss-born Sabine faced numerous struggles to fit in and undertake the responsibilities expected of a woman of her rank. It is unusual to have a glimpse into the inner life of the inhabitants of our country houses, especially so for women. Many of her struggles, particularly around loneliness and isolation, have resonance today.
Wakefield, UK. 19 July 2024.
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National Trust shines light on inner life of 18th-century 'lady of the house' Nostell trail
Nostell trail tells story of Swiss-born Sabine Winn's isolation and unhappiness after move to mansion in West Yorkshire.
The National Trust is to tell, for the first time, the story of Winn at the country house where she lived for 30 years and which brought her profound unhappiness - Nostell, a Palladian mansion near Wakefield in West Yorkshire.
Property curator Simon McCormack in the library at Nostell Priory in West Yorkshire, where a new trail around the stately home brings to life the stories of 18th-century lady of the house Sabine Winn (1734-98) who married Rowland Winn, later 5th Baronet and master of Nostell.
Portraits in the house show domestic contentment, but Swiss-born Sabine faced numerous struggles to fit in and undertake the responsibilities expected of a woman of her rank. It is unusual to have a glimpse into the inner life of the inhabitants of our country houses, especially so for women. Many of her struggles, particularly around loneliness and isolation, have resonance today.
Wakefield, UK. 19 July 2024.
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National Trust shines light on inner life of 18th-century 'lady of the house' Nostell trail
Nostell trail tells story of Swiss-born Sabine Winn's isolation and unhappiness after move to mansion in West Yorkshire.
The National Trust is to tell, for the first time, the story of Winn at the country house where she lived for 30 years and which brought her profound unhappiness - Nostell, a Palladian mansion near Wakefield in West Yorkshire.
Property curator Simon McCormack in the library at Nostell Priory in West Yorkshire, where a new trail around the stately home brings to life the stories of 18th-century lady of the house Sabine Winn (1734-98) who married Rowland Winn, later 5th Baronet and master of Nostell.
Portraits in the house show domestic contentment, but Swiss-born Sabine faced numerous struggles to fit in and undertake the responsibilities expected of a woman of her rank. It is unusual to have a glimpse into the inner life of the inhabitants of our country houses, especially so for women. Many of her struggles, particularly around loneliness and isolation, have resonance today.
Wakefield, UK. 19 July 2024.
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National Trust shines light on inner life of 18th-century 'lady of the house' Nostell trail
Nostell trail tells story of Swiss-born Sabine Winn's isolation and unhappiness after move to mansion in West Yorkshire.
The National Trust is to tell, for the first time, the story of Winn at the country house where she lived for 30 years and which brought her profound unhappiness - Nostell, a Palladian mansion near Wakefield in West Yorkshire.
Property curator Simon McCormack in the library at Nostell Priory in West Yorkshire, where a new trail around the stately home brings to life the stories of 18th-century lady of the house Sabine Winn (1734-98) who married Rowland Winn, later 5th Baronet and master of Nostell.
Portraits in the house show domestic contentment, but Swiss-born Sabine faced numerous struggles to fit in and undertake the responsibilities expected of a woman of her rank. It is unusual to have a glimpse into the inner life of the inhabitants of our country houses, especially so for women. Many of her struggles, particularly around loneliness and isolation, have resonance today.
Wakefield, UK. 19 July 2024.
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First edition of Frankenstein fetches a monster price
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A first edition of British writer Mary Shelley’s horror novel Frankenstein has sold for $843,750 USD / €787.470 euros.
The three volume set, published in 1818 still had the original mottled pink board covers, with printed spine labels and all housed in a Morocco leather slipcase.
The copy is one of only three known pink copies in existence and the only one in private hands.
It was part of a 15,000 book library owned by US attorney and avid book collector William A. Strutz who died aged 89 earlier this year,
More than 225 books, letters and manuscripts from Strutz’s collection were offered by US saleroom Heritage Auctions in Dallas, Texas.
Shelley's ground-breaking novel was begun in the summer of 1816, while on a trip to Lake Geneva with her soon-to-be husband, poet Percy Bysshe Shelley, and their friend, the poet Lord Byron.
OPS: The three volume set of Frankeinstein from the William A. Strutz library which sold for almost $844,000 USD
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First edition of Frankenstein fetches a monster price
Ferrari Press Agency
Frankenstein 1
Ref 15968
28/06/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Heritage Auctions
A first edition of British writer Mary Shelley’s horror novel Frankenstein has sold for $843,750 USD / €787.470 euros.
The three volume set, published in 1818 still had the original mottled pink board covers, with printed spine labels and all housed in a Morocco leather slipcase.
The copy is one of only three known pink copies in existence and the only one in private hands.
It was part of a 15,000 book library owned by US attorney and avid book collector William A. Strutz who died aged 89 earlier this year,
More than 225 books, letters and manuscripts from Strutz’s collection were offered by US saleroom Heritage Auctions in Dallas, Texas.
Shelley's ground-breaking novel was begun in the summer of 1816, while on a trip to Lake Geneva with her soon-to-be husband, poet Percy Bysshe Shelley, and their friend, the poet Lord Byron.
OPS: The first edition of The Great Gatsby from the William A. Strutz library which sold for a world record for the title of $425,000.
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First edition of Frankenstein fetches a monster price
Ferrari Press Agency
Frankenstein 1
Ref 15968
28/06/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Heritage Auctions
A first edition of British writer Mary Shelley’s horror novel Frankenstein has sold for $843,750 USD / €787.470 euros.
The three volume set, published in 1818 still had the original mottled pink board covers, with printed spine labels and all housed in a Morocco leather slipcase.
The copy is one of only three known pink copies in existence and the only one in private hands.
It was part of a 15,000 book library owned by US attorney and avid book collector William A. Strutz who died aged 89 earlier this year,
More than 225 books, letters and manuscripts from Strutz’s collection were offered by US saleroom Heritage Auctions in Dallas, Texas.
Shelley's ground-breaking novel was begun in the summer of 1816, while on a trip to Lake Geneva with her soon-to-be husband, poet Percy Bysshe Shelley, and their friend, the poet Lord Byron.
OPS: The three volume set of Frankeinstein from the William A. Strutz library which sold for almost $844,000 USD
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First edition of Frankenstein fetches a monster price
Ferrari Press Agency
Frankenstein 1
Ref 15968
28/06/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Heritage Auctions
A first edition of British writer Mary Shelley’s horror novel Frankenstein has sold for $843,750 USD / €787.470 euros.
The three volume set, published in 1818 still had the original mottled pink board covers, with printed spine labels and all housed in a Morocco leather slipcase.
The copy is one of only three known pink copies in existence and the only one in private hands.
It was part of a 15,000 book library owned by US attorney and avid book collector William A. Strutz who died aged 89 earlier this year,
More than 225 books, letters and manuscripts from Strutz’s collection were offered by US saleroom Heritage Auctions in Dallas, Texas.
Shelley's ground-breaking novel was begun in the summer of 1816, while on a trip to Lake Geneva with her soon-to-be husband, poet Percy Bysshe Shelley, and their friend, the poet Lord Byron.
OPS: The three volume set of Frankeinstein from the William A. Strutz library which sold for almost $844,000 USD
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First edition of Frankenstein fetches a monster price
Ferrari Press Agency
Frankenstein 1
Ref 15968
28/06/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Heritage Auctions
A first edition of British writer Mary Shelley’s horror novel Frankenstein has sold for $843,750 USD / €787.470 euros.
The three volume set, published in 1818 still had the original mottled pink board covers, with printed spine labels and all housed in a Morocco leather slipcase.
The copy is one of only three known pink copies in existence and the only one in private hands.
It was part of a 15,000 book library owned by US attorney and avid book collector William A. Strutz who died aged 89 earlier this year,
More than 225 books, letters and manuscripts from Strutz’s collection were offered by US saleroom Heritage Auctions in Dallas, Texas.
Shelley's ground-breaking novel was begun in the summer of 1816, while on a trip to Lake Geneva with her soon-to-be husband, poet Percy Bysshe Shelley, and their friend, the poet Lord Byron.
OPS: The three volume set of Frankeinstein from the William A. Strutz library which sold for almost $844,000 USD
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UK reaches for scale of US campus protests. Students who occupy the library at Goldsmiths, University of London.
Samira Ali, 24, is one of about 100 students who stormed the library at Goldsmiths, University of London this week, occupying the first two floors. Ali, a third-year sociology student and co-organiser for Goldsmiths for Palestine, said 30 students had occupied the building, demanding the university ends "financial complicity" and condemns the war in Gaza.
Samira Ali (blue top, middle) with her fellow students in their encampment, occupying Goldsmiths University Library. S. London, 2/5/24
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UK reaches for scale of US campus protests. Students who occupy the library at Goldsmiths, University of London.
Samira Ali, 24, is one of about 100 students who stormed the library at Goldsmiths, University of London this week, occupying the first two floors. Ali, a third-year sociology student and co-organiser for Goldsmiths for Palestine, said 30 students had occupied the building, demanding the university ends "financial complicity" and condemns the war in Gaza.
Samira Ali (blue top, middle) with her fellow students in their encampment, occupying Goldsmiths University Library. S. London, 2/5/24
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UK reaches for scale of US campus protests. Students who occupy the library at Goldsmiths, University of London.
Samira Ali, 24, is one of about 100 students who stormed the library at Goldsmiths, University of London this week, occupying the first two floors. Ali, a third-year sociology student and co-organiser for Goldsmiths for Palestine, said 30 students had occupied the building, demanding the university ends "financial complicity" and condemns the war in Gaza.
Samira Ali (blue top, middle) with her fellow students in their encampment, occupying Goldsmiths University Library. S. London, 2/5/24
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UK reaches for scale of US campus protests. Students who occupy the library at Goldsmiths, University of London.
Samira Ali, 24, is one of about 100 students who stormed the library at Goldsmiths, University of London this week, occupying the first two floors. Ali, a third-year sociology student and co-organiser for Goldsmiths for Palestine, said 30 students had occupied the building, demanding the university ends "financial complicity" and condemns the war in Gaza.
Samira Ali (blue top, middle) with her fellow students in their encampment, occupying Goldsmiths University Library. S. London, 2/5/24
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UK reaches for scale of US campus protests. Students who occupy the library at Goldsmiths, University of London.
Samira Ali, 24, is one of about 100 students who stormed the library at Goldsmiths, University of London this week, occupying the first two floors. Ali, a third-year sociology student and co-organiser for Goldsmiths for Palestine, said 30 students had occupied the building, demanding the university ends "financial complicity" and condemns the war in Gaza.
Samira Ali (blue top, middle) with her fellow students in their encampment, occupying Goldsmiths University Library. S. London, 2/5/24
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UK reaches for scale of US campus protests. Students who occupy the library at Goldsmiths, University of London.
Samira Ali, 24, is one of about 100 students who stormed the library at Goldsmiths, University of London this week, occupying the first two floors. Ali, a third-year sociology student and co-organiser for Goldsmiths for Palestine, said 30 students had occupied the building, demanding the university ends "financial complicity" and condemns the war in Gaza.
Samira Ali (blue top, middle) with her fellow students in their encampment, occupying Goldsmiths University Library. S. London, 2/5/24
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UK reaches for scale of US campus protests. Students who occupy the library at Goldsmiths, University of London.
Samira Ali, 24, is one of about 100 students who stormed the library at Goldsmiths, University of London this week, occupying the first two floors. Ali, a third-year sociology student and co-organiser for Goldsmiths for Palestine, said 30 students had occupied the building, demanding the university ends "financial complicity" and condemns the war in Gaza.
Samira Ali (blue top) with her fellow students in their encampment, occupying Goldsmiths University Library. S. London, 2/5/24
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UK reaches for scale of US campus protests. Students who occupy the library at Goldsmiths, University of London.
Samira Ali, 24, is one of about 100 students who stormed the library at Goldsmiths, University of London this week, occupying the first two floors. Ali, a third-year sociology student and co-organiser for Goldsmiths for Palestine, said 30 students had occupied the building, demanding the university ends "financial complicity" and condemns the war in Gaza.
Samira Ali (blue top) with her fellow students in their encampment, occupying Goldsmiths University Library. S. London, 2/5/24
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NEWS - Ukraine-Krieg: Military mobility of Ukrainian soldiers in the direction of Avdiivka
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A community library telephone box outside famous public school Eton College in Eton, Windsor, Berkshire with a picture of Eton College in the snow. Eton College has broken up for the Christmas school holidays
Eton College Community Library, Christmas Greetings, Eton, Windsor, Berkshire, UK - 21 Dec 2023
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218-year-old Portico library above Manchester pub prepares for £7m redevelopment
Portico library has secured funding for plans to create dining, meeting, exhibition and educational spaces.
It is arguably one of the most overlooked, least-known establishments in Manchester: an atmospheric 218-year-old library on top of a city centre pub in a building that resembles an ancient Greek temple.
The Portico Library on Mosley Street in Manchester which was founded in 1806 . The library in the heart of Manchester has ambitious redevelopment plans for the future.
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218-year-old Portico library above Manchester pub prepares for £7m redevelopment
Portico library has secured funding for plans to create dining, meeting, exhibition and educational spaces.
It is arguably one of the most overlooked, least-known establishments in Manchester: an atmospheric 218-year-old library on top of a city centre pub in a building that resembles an ancient Greek temple.
The Portico Library on Mosley Street in Manchester which was founded in 1806 . The library which is a independent subscription library designed in the Greek Revival style by Thomas Harrison of Chester in the heart of Manchester has ambitious redevelopment plans for the future.
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218-year-old Portico library above Manchester pub prepares for £7m redevelopment
Portico library has secured funding for plans to create dining, meeting, exhibition and educational spaces.
It is arguably one of the most overlooked, least-known establishments in Manchester: an atmospheric 218-year-old library on top of a city centre pub in a building that resembles an ancient Greek temple.
A bust sculpture amongst the books at The Portico Library on Mosley Street in Manchester which was founded in 1806 . The library which is a independent subscription library designed in the Greek Revival style by Thomas Harrison of Chester in the heart of Manchester has ambitious redevelopment plans for the future.
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218-year-old Portico library above Manchester pub prepares for £7m redevelopment
Portico library has secured funding for plans to create dining, meeting, exhibition and educational spaces.
It is arguably one of the most overlooked, least-known establishments in Manchester: an atmospheric 218-year-old library on top of a city centre pub in a building that resembles an ancient Greek temple.
Books on shelves at The Portico Library on Mosley Street in Manchester which was founded in 1806 . The library which is a independent subscription library designed in the Greek Revival style by Thomas Harrison of Chester in the heart of Manchester has ambitious redevelopment plans for the future.
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218-year-old Portico library above Manchester pub prepares for £7m redevelopment
Portico library has secured funding for plans to create dining, meeting, exhibition and educational spaces.
It is arguably one of the most overlooked, least-known establishments in Manchester: an atmospheric 218-year-old library on top of a city centre pub in a building that resembles an ancient Greek temple.
The Reading Room at The Portico Library on Mosley Street in Manchester which was founded in 1806 . The library which is a independent subscription library designed in the Greek Revival style by Thomas Harrison of Chester in the heart of Manchester has ambitious redevelopment plans for the future.
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218-year-old Portico library above Manchester pub prepares for £7m redevelopment
Portico library has secured funding for plans to create dining, meeting, exhibition and educational spaces.
It is arguably one of the most overlooked, least-known establishments in Manchester: an atmospheric 218-year-old library on top of a city centre pub in a building that resembles an ancient Greek temple.
Librarian Dr Thom Keep in the Reading Room at The Portico Library on Mosley Street in Manchester which was founded in 1806 . The library which is a independent subscription library designed in the Greek Revival style by Thomas Harrison of Chester in the heart of Manchester has ambitious redevelopment plans for the future.
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Streakers, heat seekers and all-star surprises: Saturday at Glastonbury 2023
Acts from Lizzo to Lewis Capaldi sweated it out under the baking sun - with on-stage guests ranging from Johnny Marr to Central CeeÕs cute baby.
Woodsies Library at the Glastonbury festival
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Foreign Secretary James Cleverly Visits The Wiener Holocaust Library
27/01/2023. London, United Kingdom. The Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly has visited the The Wiener Holocaust Library in Russell Square on the international day of commemoration in memory of the victims of the Holocaust. Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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Foreign Secretary James Cleverly Visits The Wiener Holocaust Library
27/01/2023. London, United Kingdom. The Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly has visited the The Wiener Holocaust Library in Russell Square on the international day of commemoration in memory of the victims of the Holocaust. Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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Foreign Secretary James Cleverly Visits The Wiener Holocaust Library
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Foreign Secretary James Cleverly Visits The Wiener Holocaust Library
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Foreign Secretary James Cleverly Visits The Wiener Holocaust Library
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‘We’re not here because it’s fun’: UK university staff join picket lines
Rallies in Leeds, London and across UK demand better pay and pensions amid cost of living crisis.
A large crowd of pickets spilled from the steps of Leeds University’s distinctive Grade II-listed Parkinson Building, flooding on to the pavement below with banners reading “staff working conditions are student learning conditions” and “cold and hungry staff can’t support you”.
Despite temperatures dropping, about 800 university workers turned out for the Leeds rally – part of a series of long-running national strikes at more than 150 universities. Three unions at four universities across the city were joined by sympathetic students to march the mile-long route to Leeds town hall, in one of dozens of rallies across the UK.
Hundreds of support staff at Leeds Beckett University and University of Leeds on strike action over pay in Leeds City centre. Adminstrators, cleaners,library,security and catering workers were joined by academics ands students on a mass march through Leeds city centre from the Parkinson building at Leeds University to Leeds Town Hall in west Yorkshire.
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‘We’re not here because it’s fun’: UK university staff join picket lines
Rallies in Leeds, London and across UK demand better pay and pensions amid cost of living crisis.
A large crowd of pickets spilled from the steps of Leeds University’s distinctive Grade II-listed Parkinson Building, flooding on to the pavement below with banners reading “staff working conditions are student learning conditions” and “cold and hungry staff can’t support you”.
Despite temperatures dropping, about 800 university workers turned out for the Leeds rally – part of a series of long-running national strikes at more than 150 universities. Three unions at four universities across the city were joined by sympathetic students to march the mile-long route to Leeds town hall, in one of dozens of rallies across the UK.
Jo Westerman , chair of the University of Leeds Unite branch. Hundreds of support staff at Leeds Beckett University and University of Leeds on strike action over pay in Leeds City centre. Adminstrators, cleaners,library,security and catering workers were joined by academics ands students on a mass march through Leeds city centre from the Parkinson building at Leeds University to Leeds Town Hall in west Yorkshire.
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‘We’re not here because it’s fun’: UK university staff join picket lines
Rallies in Leeds, London and across UK demand better pay and pensions amid cost of living crisis.
A large crowd of pickets spilled from the steps of Leeds University’s distinctive Grade II-listed Parkinson Building, flooding on to the pavement below with banners reading “staff working conditions are student learning conditions” and “cold and hungry staff can’t support you”.
Despite temperatures dropping, about 800 university workers turned out for the Leeds rally – part of a series of long-running national strikes at more than 150 universities. Three unions at four universities across the city were joined by sympathetic students to march the mile-long route to Leeds town hall, in one of dozens of rallies across the UK.
The crayoned meassages on the Steps of Leeds Town Hall as hundreds of support staff at Leeds Beckett University and University of Leeds on strike action over pay in Leeds City centre. Adminstrators, cleaners,library,security and catering workers were joined by academics ands students on a mass march through Leeds city centre from the Parkinson building at Leeds University to Leeds Town Hall in west Yorkshire.
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‘We’re not here because it’s fun’: UK university staff join picket lines
Rallies in Leeds, London and across UK demand better pay and pensions amid cost of living crisis.
A large crowd of pickets spilled from the steps of Leeds University’s distinctive Grade II-listed Parkinson Building, flooding on to the pavement below with banners reading “staff working conditions are student learning conditions” and “cold and hungry staff can’t support you”.
Despite temperatures dropping, about 800 university workers turned out for the Leeds rally – part of a series of long-running national strikes at more than 150 universities. Three unions at four universities across the city were joined by sympathetic students to march the mile-long route to Leeds town hall, in one of dozens of rallies across the UK.
Hundreds of support staff at Leeds Beckett University and University of Leeds on strike action over pay in Leeds City centre. Adminstrators, cleaners,library,security and catering workers were joined by academics ands students on a mass march through Leeds city centre from the Parkinson building at Leeds University to Leeds Town Hall in west Yorkshire.
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‘We’re not here because it’s fun’: UK university staff join picket lines
Rallies in Leeds, London and across UK demand better pay and pensions amid cost of living crisis.
A large crowd of pickets spilled from the steps of Leeds University’s distinctive Grade II-listed Parkinson Building, flooding on to the pavement below with banners reading “staff working conditions are student learning conditions” and “cold and hungry staff can’t support you”.
Despite temperatures dropping, about 800 university workers turned out for the Leeds rally – part of a series of long-running national strikes at more than 150 universities. Three unions at four universities across the city were joined by sympathetic students to march the mile-long route to Leeds town hall, in one of dozens of rallies across the UK.
Hundreds of support staff at Leeds Beckett University and University of Leeds on strike action over pay in Leeds City centre. Adminstrators, cleaners,library,security and catering workers were joined by academics ands students on a mass march through Leeds city centre from the Parkinson building at Leeds University to Leeds Town Hall in west Yorkshire.
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‘We’re not here because it’s fun’: UK university staff join picket lines
Rallies in Leeds, London and across UK demand better pay and pensions amid cost of living crisis.
A large crowd of pickets spilled from the steps of Leeds University’s distinctive Grade II-listed Parkinson Building, flooding on to the pavement below with banners reading “staff working conditions are student learning conditions” and “cold and hungry staff can’t support you”.
Despite temperatures dropping, about 800 university workers turned out for the Leeds rally – part of a series of long-running national strikes at more than 150 universities. Three unions at four universities across the city were joined by sympathetic students to march the mile-long route to Leeds town hall, in one of dozens of rallies across the UK.
Hundreds of support staff at Leeds Beckett University and University of Leeds on strike action over pay in Leeds City centre. Adminstrators, cleaners,library,security and catering workers were joined by academics ands students on a mass march through Leeds city centre from the Parkinson building at Leeds University to Leeds Town Hall in west Yorkshire.
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‘We’re not here because it’s fun’: UK university staff join picket lines
Rallies in Leeds, London and across UK demand better pay and pensions amid cost of living crisis.
A large crowd of pickets spilled from the steps of Leeds University’s distinctive Grade II-listed Parkinson Building, flooding on to the pavement below with banners reading “staff working conditions are student learning conditions” and “cold and hungry staff can’t support you”.
Despite temperatures dropping, about 800 university workers turned out for the Leeds rally – part of a series of long-running national strikes at more than 150 universities. Three unions at four universities across the city were joined by sympathetic students to march the mile-long route to Leeds town hall, in one of dozens of rallies across the UK.
Hundreds of support staff at Leeds Beckett University and University of Leeds on strike action over pay in Leeds City centre. Adminstrators, cleaners,library,security and catering workers were joined by academics ands students on a mass march through Leeds city centre from the Parkinson building at Leeds University to Leeds Town Hall in west Yorkshire.
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‘We’re not here because it’s fun’: UK university staff join picket lines
Rallies in Leeds, London and across UK demand better pay and pensions amid cost of living crisis.
A large crowd of pickets spilled from the steps of Leeds University’s distinctive Grade II-listed Parkinson Building, flooding on to the pavement below with banners reading “staff working conditions are student learning conditions” and “cold and hungry staff can’t support you”.
Despite temperatures dropping, about 800 university workers turned out for the Leeds rally – part of a series of long-running national strikes at more than 150 universities. Three unions at four universities across the city were joined by sympathetic students to march the mile-long route to Leeds town hall, in one of dozens of rallies across the UK.
Hundreds of support staff at Leeds Beckett University and University of Leeds on strike action over pay in Leeds City centre. Adminstrators, cleaners,library,security and catering workers were joined by academics ands students on a mass march through Leeds city centre from the Parkinson building at Leeds University to Leeds Town Hall in west Yorkshire.
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‘We’re not here because it’s fun’: UK university staff join picket lines
Rallies in Leeds, London and across UK demand better pay and pensions amid cost of living crisis.
A large crowd of pickets spilled from the steps of Leeds University’s distinctive Grade II-listed Parkinson Building, flooding on to the pavement below with banners reading “staff working conditions are student learning conditions” and “cold and hungry staff can’t support you”.
Despite temperatures dropping, about 800 university workers turned out for the Leeds rally – part of a series of long-running national strikes at more than 150 universities. Three unions at four universities across the city were joined by sympathetic students to march the mile-long route to Leeds town hall, in one of dozens of rallies across the UK.
Hundreds of support staff at Leeds Beckett University and University of Leeds on strike action over pay in Leeds City centre. Adminstrators, cleaners,library,security and catering workers were joined by academics ands students on a mass march through Leeds city centre from the Parkinson building at Leeds University to Leeds Town Hall in west Yorkshire.
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‘We’re not here because it’s fun’: UK university staff join picket lines
Rallies in Leeds, London and across UK demand better pay and pensions amid cost of living crisis.
A large crowd of pickets spilled from the steps of Leeds University’s distinctive Grade II-listed Parkinson Building, flooding on to the pavement below with banners reading “staff working conditions are student learning conditions” and “cold and hungry staff can’t support you”.
Despite temperatures dropping, about 800 university workers turned out for the Leeds rally – part of a series of long-running national strikes at more than 150 universities. Three unions at four universities across the city were joined by sympathetic students to march the mile-long route to Leeds town hall, in one of dozens of rallies across the UK.
Hundreds of support staff at Leeds Beckett University and University of Leeds on strike action over pay in Leeds City centre. Adminstrators, cleaners,library,security and catering workers were joined by academics ands students on a mass march through Leeds city centre from the Parkinson building at Leeds University to Leeds Town Hall in west Yorkshire.
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