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Julian Dobson

A strange throwback to a previous era

Kirkby Unemployed Centre is a strange throwback to a previous era. It occupies a former infant school, built to a standard postwar design reminiscent of children's junk modelling. On the walls is an exhibition celebrating Merseysiders' involvement in the International Brigade during the Spanish civil war. Pictures of Nelson …

Posted on Wednesday, 17th December 2008 | This entry has 0 comment(s)

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Julian Dobson
  • Higher Rhythm Foundation
  • Wavehill
  • HACT
  • Print and Design
  • University of Manchester
  • Creative Places 2010

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  • Here’s some more information about the passing of Bura from chair Jackie Sadek:

    http://www.estatesgazette.com/blogs/jackie-sadek/2010/08/we-did-everything-we-could-but-sometimes-that-just-isnt-enough.html

  • Rosie Niven on 2nd September 2010:
    Life after Bura

  • I worked in “regeneration” 1996 to 2009.  My last job in this sector was for University College London and was in the built environment.  I remember, very suddenly after starting that job in 2007, suddenly seeing BURA at almost every turn; the organisation was exceptionally well represented in this field.  …

  • daniel gilbert on 31st August 2010:
    Life after Bura

  • Grateful for all the supportive comments about BURA and about the need for some continuing action, particularly on the awards. All ideas and offers of help and involvement are very welcome. We are determined not to lose the accumulated knowledge and connections. Watch this space

    Paul Evans
    (former?) Vice …

  • Paul Evans on 26th August 2010:
    Life after Bura

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