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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Greater London Council"”.

  1. Voluntary Organisations and the 1981–6 Greater London Council

    … dissertation answers the question of how 1981–6 Greater London Council (GLC) used grants to voluntary groups. In doing so, it makes visible part of an unnoticed history of how London was remade in the 1980s and creates an introduction for future studies of both the GLC and the organisations it …

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  2. Technological innovation and local authorities: a case-study of the Greater London Council (GLC)

    … policy, formulated and implemented by the Greater London Council (GLC) whilst in office, between 1981 and 1986. The GLC attempted to make a direct link between technological innovation and social needs by creating the facilities, in the form of five 'Technology Networks'. for user …

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  3. Evaluation of open space policies for outdoor recreation, with reference to South East London

    … recreation and sport have been developed by the Greater London Council, and other agencies including the Regional Council for Sport and Recreation and the Docklands Development Organisation. The study evaluates the extent to which these policies have been correctly formulated and are realistic, …

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  4. To the Wall: London's Murals and 'the Left', 1975-1986

    … politics and a body of exterior murals made in London between 1975 and 1986. Across this period approximately three hundred murals were made on the walls of London’s streets. Funded by a complex amalgam of predominantly state patronage, many of these murals gave form to the politics of the …

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