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Rescue Says: UNESCO has severely criticised the UK Government for its treatment of the World Heritage Site of the Liverpool Maritime Mercantile City
RESCUE says: Shocking news from Sheffield University as the administrators ignore widespread support for the Archaeology Department
Rescue write to Sheffield University Vice Chancellor concerning proposed cuts to archaeology department
The Queen’s Speech: “Laws to modernise the planning system, so that more homes can be built, will be brought forward” re-iterates the fallacy that the planning process is the major impediment to the rate of housebuilding.

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#SaveThePast Friends of Swindon Museum arguing that it should be kept open in its current premises, not shut until a new venue has been built. Petition here: change.org/p/swindon…

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For a bit of context: Bamiyan wasn’t deleted from the WHS list after the famous Buddha statues were demolished. Liverpool is only the third site to have been officially removed. A disgraceful indictment of UK planning legislation in regard of our most significant heritage. twitter.com/rescue_n…

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