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Newer posts →. 8216;By Me Shakespeare’ at Somerset House. March 20, 2016. We were in Covent Garden this morning and Somerset House and it’s current ‘By Me Shakespeare’. Exhibition, a collaboration between the National Archives and King’s College London, was too conveniently located on the way back to not take the opportunity and visit while some of the most significant documents in the world which track Shakespeare’s life in London are on display. My thoughts exactly for a moment…. All fantastic to see!
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Freelance digital and print journalist. Gardening and flower arranging. Native advertising and copywriting. Big Garden Birdwatch 2016 results. The RSPB has collated and released the results of this year’s public wildlife survey – the world’s largest. Over half a million people took part, spotting over 8m birds. The sparrow is still in the no.1 spot ( although not in my garden), and the long-tailed tit makes its first appearance in the top 10, due to the mild winter. Why I love the Big Garden Birdwatch.
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Words about matters of interest to a health librarian. Partnerships in health information. HLG2016 cutting through the fog. A few thoughts while #HLG2016 remains fresh in the mind. Hopefully there will be a good number of reflections shared in the coming days ( Abi Alayo. Has been quick off the mark with her thorough posts for the first. Day I am likely to be less thorough! The journey up offered time for initial conversations and the world was partially set to rights with Ben Skinner. After years of bei...
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Treasures of London | Exploring London
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A blog about London and its history…. Treasures of London – Restored 17th century fire engine…. August 5, 2016. Originally built in the late 1670s by John Keeling in the aftermath of the Great Fire of London, the engine was acquired by the Museum of London in 1928. Then only consisting of the central barrel and pump, it has been restored for the current exhibition,. Being held to mark the 350th anniversary of the fire which wiped out much of the City of London. Meriel Jeater, curator of the. Click to sha...