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Civic VoiceCivic Voice will work to make the places where everyone lives more attractive, enjoyable and distinctive. It will speak up for civic societies and local communities across England. Civic Voice will promote civic pride and combine an effective national body for the civic movement with a strong local voice.
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North West - Association of Civic Trust Societies |
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Blackpool Council |
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Friends of Stanley Park, Blackpool |
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Lancaster Civic Society. Lancaster Civic Society aims to encourage high standards of architecture and town planning in new development in Lancaster District, and to help preserve the historic character of the City. |
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Heritage Lottery Fund |
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Read about Blackpool Balloon tram number 715 preservation. Blackpool Civic Trust own a share. Link to the Tram 715 blog. |
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Totally Transport - Blackpools Promenade vehicle show, 27th June 2010. |
| Tram Sunday | Fleetwood Transport Festival news, cancelled in 2010. |
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The Grand Theatre, Blackpool is an 1100-seat theatre designed by Frank Matcham in 1894. This amazing space is a wonder of restoration and revival, presenting a full range of every performing artform, as Blackpool's community theatre, Lancashire's preferred opera house and Britain's National Theatre of Variety. Telephone 01253 290111 Blackpool Grand Theatre Trust Limited Registered in England and Wales No 1323495 Charity No 1022754 |
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Friends of Little Marton Windmill, Blackpool |
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Blackpool LINk. Local Involvement Network. |
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The Blackpool Strategic Partnership (BSP) brings together a wide range of organistations from the public, private and Third Sector Sectors. It provides an opportunity to pool resources and expertise. |
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2010 is the 125th anniversary of Blackpool's famous electric trams - one of the very first in the world and the first in the UK. Various events will take place during the year, including the showpiece Anniversary Week in 23 to 29 September. |
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The Civic Trust Awards scheme was established in 1959 to recognise the very best in architecture, design, planning, landscape and public art. Awards are given to projects of the highest quality design, but only if they are judged to have made a positive contribution to the local community. |
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